About VDO.
Built for the suite.
We build and operate VDO for colourists, editors and post houses who need to review work live and reach the suite remotely. The picture, the input and the people in the room shape what we build.
Review work.
Control workstations.
We built VDO around two jobs. Sessions carries live review for SDR, HDR and theatrical workflows. Workstation connects operators to supported macOS and Linux creative suites.
A colourist needs a review path that carries the image metadata. An editor or artist needs responsive input on the remote host. We keep those paths separate so each serves its part of the work.
We onboard teams directly, working through the rooms, host machines and network requirements with the people using them.
Stay close
to the work.
We focus on live review and remote suite access. VDO works alongside your file storage and asynchronous review tools.
Colour-managed picture.
Sessions carries colour-managed SDR, HDR and theatrical review. Room profiles and supported playback devices determine the bit depth, chroma and display path.
Your workstation, remotely.
Workstation connects you to the applications on your host, with live picture, audio, keyboard, pointer and pen input.
With your team.
We discuss room, workstation and network requirements before onboarding, so the deployment matches the work.
A focused stack.
Built for live work.
VDO combines native host software, browser and native players, encrypted transport, and managed media infrastructure.
- 01Native host software for macOS and Linux suites.
- 02Browser and native playback paths for review.
- 03Direct media paths where possible, relay fallback when needed.
- 04Regional media servers for live session delivery.
- 05Access and deployment requirements reviewed directly.
“The suite should remain in control of the work.”
We build and operate VDO, and work directly with the teams using it. Their review rooms and remote suites shape our decisions about image paths, input and access.