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FileCatalyst Joins International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers

Thursday, May 9th, 2013
FileCatalyst recently joined the International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers, (IABM), the only international association that represents the broadcast and media technology supply industry worldwide. Controller by a 15 strong Member’s Broad, the IABM is the authoritative voice for the industry and offers member companies a range of services including market intelligence, technical services, event participation [...]

REST – Why HTTP Status Codes Are Important

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
There are many ways in which REST developers can tackle error handling. Most REST services will send some kind of error condition structure which embeds an error message describing the error and some kind of code. This is a good start. However, for some REST services the HTTP status code is not well defined. In [...]

Moving Big Data Fast: 5 Reasons Why Accelerated and Managed File Transfer Should be Part of Every Big Data Strategy

Thursday, April 25th, 2013
Big data is growing - in every sense of the word. As we’ve mentioned in

The Lighter Side of Cutting Edge Technology

Thursday, April 18th, 2013
Contributed by Jack Scuncio I am approaching my first year at Unlimi-Tech Software, Inc and I've got to say a big part of this company’s success comes not just from great minds but also a great work environment. The level of professionalism exhibited by my co-workers astounds me daily, but what makes this office a [...]

Pride in our work. Confidence in our performance.

Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013
Last year, the FileCatalyst team was approached with an interesting proposition. A PhD researcher from the Anhalt University, Dmitry Kachan, wanted to test multiple transfer solutions from competing vendors as part of his work. He would take a copy of our software, run some tests to see how it performed under various network conditions, and [...]

FileCatalyst Suite: Compliant with DPP Broadcast Industry Standards

Friday, March 22nd, 2013
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) is an industry-funded non-profit partnership that advocates and promotes the many benefits associated with digital production for broadcast television in the UK. The partnership also leads the standardization of technical and metadata requirements within the UK broadcast industry aiming to simplify and optimize all stages of digital production distributed via [...]

FileCatalyst at BVE: Showcasing the fastest file transfers in broadcast

Tuesday, February 19th, 2013
Coming up next week, FileCatalyst will be traveling across the pond to attend the UK essential broadcast and technology event: BVE 2013, in London from February 26 to 28. This show showcases a comprehensive selection of products, services and technologies for taking content from conception to consumption, showcasing technologies and services for the production, post [...]

Sending large media files: How free services stack up

Thursday, February 14th, 2013
Ever run into issues sending large media files via email? The answer is probably yes, especially if you work in a field which requires the transfer of large format video or audio files on a daily basis. While email is great for many types of workplace communications, file size limitations (usually around 10 to 25MB) [...]

New Feature: Virtual Folders

Thursday, January 31st, 2013
Until now FileCatalyst users have been “jailed” in their home directory. This was designed as a security feature to prevent users from browsing the file system. Users could only access files that were found within their sandbox, regardless of the underlying operating system. The flip side to the security this feature was the tight restriction [...]

Feature highlight: Controlling access to content in FileCatalyst Workflow & Webmail

Monday, January 28th, 2013
In FileCatalyst Workflow and Webmail, admins have the option to create group folders, allowing users to share files and transactions with each other. However, admins may not want all users in the group to have the same level of access to those files. Based on organizational roles and responsibilities, certain users may only be permitted [...]