AbemaTV Cuts Video Review Time By More Than Half With Dropbox Replay
Dropbox Japan and Too published a case study on November 9 covering AbemaTV, the operator of the ABEMA streaming service, and its use of Dropbox and the add-on Dropbox Replay.
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Why it matters
The case study puts a number on a workflow change rather than a cost saving: review and approval, the step that gates every cut, is where AbemaTV says the time went, and that is the argument Dropbox is now making to production teams.
Key Facts
- Dropbox Japan and Too published the AbemaTV case study on November 9.
- AbemaTV operates the ABEMA streaming service.
- AbemaTV's setup uploads 4K video and data exceeding three hours without adjustment.
- Video review time at AbemaTV was shortened to less than half of the previous level.
- AbemaTV issues share links based on fixed rules and manages risk through audit logs.
AbemaTV chose Dropbox for handling large files, a pricing structure that keeps costs from ballooning, and staff familiarity. Video review time fell to less than half of the previous level.
AbemaTV uploads 4K video and data running past three hours without adjustment, and hands materials to outside production companies through share links issued under fixed rules, with audit logs covering the risk. The setup was chosen with security and operational efficiency in mind, against a backdrop of increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks and more parties inside and outside production touching the same material.
Consolidating materials, video content, and in-team checking into Dropbox also made operations leaner, and AbemaTV says it became easier to allocate time to derivative content such as new program planning and short videos.
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