Welcome to our first quarterly report on the state of the Interoperable Master Format (IMF), covering:
- announcements
- specifications
- products
- events
- open source
Welcome to our first quarterly report on the state of the Interoperable Master Format (IMF), covering:
The IMF User Group is conducting its annual user survey. Your participation will help the community better address your IMF and component-based workflow needs. Please complete the following before March 12, 2021:
The UG has published a glossary for terms used in packaging and delivery operations.
The UG has published best practices on authoring multichannel audio track files, including the use of the MCA framework to label and routing audio channels.
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The UG has published a new version of its timecode best practices.
https://www.imfug.com/TR/timecode-in-imf/
Based on feedback from users and implementers, timecode tracks are now prohibited in IMF Track Files:
By popular demand, we have scheduled a repeat performance of our IMF 101 Tutorial on May 11 at 9 AM Pacific Time.
Getting started with component-based workflows? Interested in learning more about IMF? Join us for a primer and a series of tutorials using the latest products on the market.
In collaboration with #nabshowexpress
Getting started with component-based workflows? Interested in learning more about IMF? Join us on April 22 for a primer and a series of tutorials using the latest products on the market.
Update: This event, previously planned for NAB, has been turned into an online-only event. Register today!
Tired of writing down IMF delivery requirements on sticky notes? Vexed by IMF delivery requirements documented in random emails and PDF files?
The IMF Delivery Schema defines machine-readable delivery requirements for IMF!