Profuz Digital tech hailed as indispensable for enhancing efficiency – IBC Stand 8.A88

For immediate release – 7 August 2025, Sofia, Bulgaria – European developer Profuz Digital will present at IBC Stand 8.A88, the latest version of subtitling platform SubtitleNEXT and new capabilities in the powerful AI-enabled Profuz LAPIS digital media asset management system, from 12 – 15 September at The RAI in Amsterdam.

Already adopted by many organisations such as Canal+ France, Council of Europe, Bulgarian National Radio and others, Profuz LAPIS delivers a revolutionary solution to the industry, loaded with every tool and feature required to manage multiple TV channels. It is designed to organise media assets that include movies, documentaries, series, clips, and promotions for categorisation, advanced searching, filtering, meta data tagging and sorting, by effortlessly providing centralised, secure, and reliable efficiency in one powerful elegant solution, streamlining workflows, and boosting productivity.

Profuz LAPIS is more than just another digital media asset management system that integrates AI—it is a sophisticated orchestration platform for AI-powered tasks. Instead of simply running different AI engines independently, LAPIS intelligently choreographs an organisation’s entire workflow by distributing and coordinating tasks across multiple AI processing engines.

Traditional AI-powered media asset management systems tend to treat AI engines as separate tools, resulting in a more fragmented outcome that requires time-consuming manual intervention. LAPIS, however, harmonises AI capabilities into a unified workflow, where data is processed in layers and enriched at every stage. LAPIS brings cumulative benefits rather than working in isolation, so that each AI engine’s output enhances overall results. LAPIS combines data from multiple sources — such as speech recognition paired with face detection in order to create richer and more accurate insights.

The new “Multi-AI Processing Integration” feature in LAPIS manages seamless connection with various AI engines for transcription, translation, object detection, face recognition and more. Delivering optimised performance by distributing workloads efficiently, LAPIS minimises processing time while maximising accuracy, ensuring organisations work faster and smarter.

The new “Smart Task Distribution” in LAPIS selects the most suitable engine based on metrics such as language, category, and genre. It eradicates the need to rely on one single AI engine, and instead, LAPIS now analyses the nature of each task, before assigning it to the most suitable available engine. For example, “speech-to-text” tasks may be directed to a particular specialised engine, while another engine might manage more complex translations.

Other new features and capabilities in LAPIS to be showcased at IBC include – subtitle translation with intelligent time slot management; voice synthesis obtained from timed texts; speaker identification within speech-to-text; multiple optional servers for AI and media processing such as transcription, translation, object detection, face recognition, text extraction, conversion, transcoding and others, that include intelligent distribution of tasks. Other functionalities include image, audio and text file editors, the volume meter and slow motion control tools in the media player, and a brand new timeline media editor plus much more.

SubtitleNEXT is an affordable timed-text software platform that is intuitive and manages subtitles and audio description. The latest version (5.16) will be demonstrated at IBC, packed with an extensive host of stunning new features. “Batch translation” of subtitle files is now made possible in the latest version of SubtitleNEXT, allowing subtitlers to automatically translate multiple subtitle files in bulk. Another significant addition is the new text splitting mechanism enabling the correct translation of subtitles into all languages.

The Representational State Transfer Application Programming Interface (REST API) for integration with other platforms is now available too. REST API allows different systems to talk to each other over the web. It exposes multiple endpoints for interaction with SubtitleNEXT and allows control of the operations mode, speech recognition, subtitle files’ status, conversions and output, media source and playback and more.

Another significant upgrade for broadcasters includes SubtitleNEXT’s support for SDI and NDI-based workflows. The new Decklink SDI input and output capability now makes it possible for SubtitleNEXT users to experience low latency high-quality graphics, teletext and closed caption subtitles. Graphical subtitles can be transmitted as fill and key, burnt over pass-through video with hardware or software keying. Teletext (OP-47) or closed caption subtitles can be inserted in the pass-through video signal. NDI input for video preview and overlay and output with fill and key, or mixing over incoming feed, allows real-time video streaming with low latency using regular IT Infrastructure, making it easier to integrate subtitles into live broadcasts without the need for additional hardware.

The new Volume Meter enables audio level monitoring of specified audio sources within the SubtitleNEXT application, resulting in cost-savings with no need for separate monitoring applications. SubtitleNEXT offers improved .890 format handling and also supports TTML based formats and profiles such as SMPTE-TT, IMSC 1/1.2, EBU-TT and others.

SubtitleNEXT has a proven track record of success with organisations already embracing it, including Proximus Media House, London’s Wilco Media, Euro Media Group (EMG), Polsat, Bulgarian National Television, IT Pros Italy, Digitalmeister, Leinhäuser Language Services, University of Warsaw, Ghent and KU Leuven University, and others.

“SubtitleNEXT’s modular design and creative suite of toolsets brings flexibility to subtitling professionals. Our Profuz LAPIS system delivers smooth cost-efficient AI processing integration with intelligent task-management distribution across assigned engines, making broadcasters’ lives easier. See us at IBC for a chat to see how our solutions can enhance efficiency.” CTO and developer at Profuz Digital Kamen Ferdinandov noted.

Ivanka Vassileva, CEO of Profuz Digital added, “We continuously focus on how our software can adapt to each customer’s unique way of working. By investing in Profuz LAPIS and SubtitleNEXT, organisations of all sizes place themselves in the best position to capitalise on next-generation technologies to stay ahead of the competition. We look forward to welcoming visitors to our stand at IBC2025.”

To see Profuz Digital technology in action at IBC2025 (Stand 8.A88), book a meeting via this link https://lapis.pbteu.com/object-preview/685d1f06b93c81bcebd42572%401

A comprehensive list of what’s new in Profuz LAPIS for IBC 2025 is available here: https://profuzlapis.com/downloads/

For an update of all the new features in SubtitleNEXT, visit https://subtitlenext.com/

About IBC
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“SubtitleNEXT offers far more flexibility for subtitling and closed captioning than what we’re accustomed to. From time spotting to colouring, it imports and exports a vast majority of subtitle formats, it works with any video format in any resolution or quality, and it lets you adjust keyboard shortcuts and the user interface to your needs and preferences.”
Giovanni, Flemish-language, Proximus Media House

For immediate release – 29 July 2025, Belgium – European technology developer Profuz Digital is delighted to confirm that Proximus Media House has selected the SubtitleNEXT subtitling software platform.

Proximus Media House (PMH) is a Belgian media powerhouse that delivers cutting-edge bilingual content for Proximus’ platforms and channels, including On Demand and Live Sports broadcasting productions such as the UEFA Champions League football in Belgium and is the service provider for all Belgium football to a multitude of distribution companies in Dutch and French, involving multiple playout channels.

The SubtitleNEXT platform has already been embraced by a growing number of broadcast and film industry professionals across the globe. Profuz Digital’s range of solutions include media asset management system Profuz LAPIS and with SubtitleNEXT, manage subtitles, dubbing and localisation services for media content including coordination of teams of translators, subtitlers, AV professionals, creative freelancers, while providing users with powerful toolsets in a secure workspace environment.

Constantly working on ways of enriching customer experience and improving workflows to keep ahead of the game, Media Operation Team Leader Paul Briat at PMH outlines, “At Proximus Media House, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality content across our live TV channels, Pickx+ and Pickx+ Sport, as well as through our extensive On Demand catalogue.

Our subtitling team plays a crucial role in this mission by crafting and adapting subtitles for the movies and series featured on Pickx+ and available On Demand. Their work ensures accessibility and enhances the viewing experience for all audiences.

We chose SubtitleNEXT for its rich feature set and modular design. Its flexibility allows each subtitler to personalize the interface to suit their workflow. Additionally, the integration of AI-powered translation and transcription tools significantly streamlines the subtitling process, enabling our team to work more efficiently and effectively.”

Other Media Operation team members at PMH expand on their experience using SubtitleNEXT:

“SubtitleNEXT offers far more flexibility for subtitling and closed captioning than what we’re accustomed to. From time spotting to colouring, it imports and exports a vast majority of subtitle formats, it works with any video format in any resolution or quality, and it lets you adjust keyboard shortcuts and the user interface to your needs and preferences. I’m very pleased with our company’s choice to partner up with this software.” confirms Giovanni, Flemish-language at PMH.

Anna, Dutch-language subtitler comments, “SubtitleNEXT is an incredibly handy software platform that can be adjusted to every subtitler’s needs. It has all the features you can possibly think of, without compromising on clarity.”

“After using SubtitleNEXT for a few months now, I can say that it is a very convenient program. While the wide range of options may initially seem a bit complex, it quickly becomes clear and intuitive, making the experience all the more rewarding. It has become a very useful subtitling tool among the team.” Remarks Natacha, French-language subtitler at PMH

“We are delighted to that the excellent media operations team at Proximus Media House have embraced SubtitleNEXT as a useful platform to further empower them with reliable and powerful toolsets, to support a diverse range of production requirements and help enhance subtitling creativity. SubtitleNEXT integrates well into their existing infrastructure demonstrating it is an adaptable solution. SubtitleNEXT’s innovative features and capabilities have aligned extremely well with the needs of PMH, and we look forward to collaborating with them on many upcoming projects where Profuz Digital platforms can be the key to delivering many more solutions for future challenging projects. We feel honoured to be chosen as a subtitling technology partner to PMH to help them achieve their goals of providing customers with the best possible media experience.” CTO Kamen Ferdinandov at Profuz Digital states.

Profuz Digital’s CEO Ivanka Vassileva notes, “We are extremely proud that Proximus Media House has invested in SubtitleNEXT. The industry as a whole, needs to innovate with new technological solutions, and PMH already leads the way. As the demand for captivating viewing experiences rise, PMH thrives on keeping up with the pace of technology. SubtitleNEXT brings innovation that enables efficiency, versatility and a user friendly interface to operators. We are looking forward to supporting PMH for the long term with ongoing advancements.”

As PMH supports and meets the rise in demand for content, they need to rely on a dynamic system that delivers powerful, flexible, and future-ready subtitling workflows that can fit into their strategy. SubtitleNEXT’s development team always steps up to the plate, demonstrating passion for innovation with exciting new features and capabilities that will support continued growth. The exciting release of SubtitleNEXT’s latest version 5.16 will be demonstrated at IBC this year on Profuz Digital stand 8.A88 which will further optimise PMH’s subtitling capabilities ahead of major broadcast and live sports broadcasting productions.

About SubtitleNEXT – SubtitleNEXT is a user-friendly, innovative, customisable, intuitive, and affordable timed-text software platform. Already adopted across various multimedia industries, it is designed for personal and professional use. It easily adapts to any settings, resolutions, and formats such as AR, MR, VR, 8K, 4K, 2K, HD, SD, 3D, UHD across online video, TV, film, theatre, concerts, festivals, conferences, and events. It can be applied throughout the entire video production process from concept to distribution. SubtitleNEXT already has a proven track record of success. Throughout the entire pandemic, it has continued to support customers, owing to its flexibility and remote capabilities. Companies using Profuz Digital’s technology include the likes of CANAL+, the Council of Europe, London’s Wilco Media, Euro Media Group EMG) Belgium, Polsat, Bulgarian National Television, Bulgarian National Radio, IT Pros Italy, Digitalmeister GmbH, Leinhäuser Language Services GmbH, University of Warsaw, Ghent and KU Leuven University in Belgium and many others. Visit www.SubtitleNEXT.com

About Proximus Media House (PMH) – Proximus Media House (PMH) is the new name of Skynet iMotion Activities (SiA) that was created in 2005 with the launch of Proximus TV. PMH is an entity of the Proximus Group that deals with the creation, production, purchase, and exploitation of audio-visual content. This content is offered on the Proximus content platform and broadcasts on its own channels, which are exclusive to the Proximus TV platform. Proximus media House SA (PMH) is the Proximus group subsidiary specialised in the development, production and distribution of audiovisual and multimedia products and services. Visit them here https://www.pmh.be/

Digital Asset Management systems emerge as essential for enhancing efficiency

Owing to the widespread digitalisation of data, AI-enabled digital asset management media systems are bringing revolutionary change to the industry. Forecasters predict that within a couple of years, market demand will double in size as digital data and digital content production grows. Digital asset management is a crucial requirement for most businesses to survive what is coming ahead, as these systems offer a centralised, secure, and efficient way to manage digital assets.

While the full value of technology continues to become evident, it is obvious that AI has tremendous potential to streamline and speed up data processes, with the promise of significant productivity gains and competitive advantage.

Powering AI with a media asset management system can assist companies in accomplishing tasks more efficiently. MAMs encompass tools for workflow management, orchestration, and automation, which, when joined with AI technology features such as enriched metadata and speech-to-text, provides new levels of functionality.

If there is anyone whose brains are to be picked on this topic, look no further than Kamen Ferdinandov who not only has the expertise, instinct and ingenuity in this vital area, but has been way ahead of the curve.

As CTO of tech firm Profuz Digital and developer of the Profuz LAPIS media asset management system, Kamen is passionate about providing businesses with platforms that can adapt to their workflow as opposed to the other way around. He outlines below what he thinks makes the AI capability in LAPIS different to other media asset media systems that are AI-enabled, expanding on why he believes companies should choose Profuz Lapis over other systems at this critical time.

User-friendly media asset management system Profuz LAPIS is making headway, already being used by global broadcasters such as Canal+ France, Council of Europe, Bulgarian National Radio and many other organisations as an indispensable advantage. Packed with every tool and feature required to manage multiple TV channels, it is designed to organise all the media assets within a media organisation, which includes movies, documentaries, series, clips, and promotions, to be categorised, searched, filtered, and sorted. Additionally, tools for importing and mass editing are provided to facilitate the most efficient asset management process.

“The architecture in Profuz LAPIS is built with the vision to allow for further additional data processing, transformation and aggregation modules to be included. The ability to be able to further add AI-enabled data processing, transformation and aggregation is already effortless in LAPIS, as it has been programmed to do it naturally. In LAPIS, this processing is classified and it’s possible to have more than one module per type,” Kamen explains, “For example, you can add multiple translation engines, so that the most appropriate one, based on language pair, or type of translation, and so forth, can be selected.”

LAPIS also supports local or cloud AI engines. Usually, LAPIS clients tend to opt for local AI because of data protection policies.

Due to the fact that LAPIS can perform various other data transformations, makes it possible for some AI processing data to be pre-processed before utilising a particular engine, or post-processed after an engine.

“Another unique advantage of LAPIS is that it can provide or prepare complex data to AI engines. This means that not only singe data objects and their primary metadata can be used as source material for AI engines, but also related objects’ metadata. Some AI engines allow the use of different types of data for common vectorisation – for example text, images and sounds to use common classifiers – LAPIS is perfect for these scenarios because of its data handling approach of all the data and any data within a single hub,” Kamen notes.

As a leading platform, LAPIS prioritises digital security with its advanced features.

Profuz LAPIS also brings additional benefits regarding global scalability and integration as it is adaptable and designed for global scalability by offering seamless integration capabilities with various organisational tools, encompassing content management systems, marketing platforms, and design applications. Such integrations facilitate the effortless transfer and management of digital assets across different platforms, minimising the need for manual intervention and enhancing organisational productivity.

As the central hub of enterprise data management, LAPIS serves as a powerful data analytics and reporting tool that improves over time with machine learning capabilities.

In addition, LAPIS is an excellent and reliable centralised asset source. Digital asset management platforms offer a unified solution for organising and accessing a variety of digital content, ranging from images and videos to text documents and audio files. This centralisation is pivotal in eliminating the inefficiencies associated with scattered storage systems, ensuring consistent brand representation. Advanced search functionalities and metadata tagging capabilities expedite asset retrieval, streamlining workflows and boosting productivity.

A plethora of recently added AI features are currently available in the Profuz LAPIS system of which a few are summarised below.

Semantic search is a powerful feature that allows all text based data in LAPIS to be searched semantically or by meaning, in addition to the obvious keyword or phrase searches.

Speech to text converts audio and video files to timed text. This can be used for subtitles or text search into associated media files. Depending on the engine, various languages are supported, and some engines allow direct translation from audio. For example Whisper allows any supported language to English, whereas Microsoft allows for any supported multiple languages simultaneously.

Speaker identification can identify different speakers in the audio/video materials. This can be used for automatic segmentation, classification, and so on.

Text to speech features support of both normal and timed text is supported.

Translation of simple text, text files and timed text can be translated. Timed text is managed by LAPIS for the engines that do not support timed text translation.

Object recognition is available for both images and videos. Depending on the chosen engine, various types of objects can be automatically detected allowing sub-image classification and search function.

Face recognition – In LAPIS you can add identity photos which can be used to recognise people in images and videos. Unknown faces will only be detected and further classified manually. This data is used also in search results.

Text extraction (OCR is available for both images and videos, depending on the engine that is used and the multiple languages that are supported. All extracted text is used for search results too.

“Profuz Digital is a specialist systems integration developer that was founded in 2014 and has been equipping a number of broadcasters over the past decade with performance-leading customised services. As CTO and technology developer at Profuz Digital, my focus is on how we make life easier for broadcasters, and how we can create software that adapts to each customer’s unique way of working.

By investing in Profuz LAPIS, organisations of all sizes immediately place themselves in the best position to capitalise on next-generation technologies and continue to evolve their business to stay ahead of the competition. We are passionate to help broadcasters work in the most efficient manner possible.” Kamen adds.

Gain further insight by watching the series of mini tutorials via You Tube https://profuzlapis.com/video-tutorials/

CEO of Profuz Digital, Ivanka Vassileva reflects on the past year, sharing her vision ahead

For immediate release – 8 January 2025, Sofia, Bulgaria – Profuz Digital has over 30 years of experience in the broadcast media industry. Throughout ongoing development of subtitling platform SubtitleNEXT and digital asset management system Profuz LAPIS, our innovative team combine their expertise and talent to create solutions that empower organisations to work at their very best.

Broadcasters are benefitting long-term by investing in our Profuz LAPIS system – its openness and flexibility sits comfortably within the infrastructure that most broadcasters and TV channels possess. LAPIS is designed to adapt and evolve. It’s capable of supporting entire workflows, as it centralises and streamlines broadcast operations. LAPIS also does not require lengthy training, and on average, teams can be up and running on the system, with all training accomplished within a day.

As members of TPN, Profuz Digital completed the self-assessment process in early 2024, demonstrating our commitment to constantly prioritise customer content security and consistently meet high industry standards.

Over the past year, we continued to support existing customers and welcomed new significant customers too. Companies that continue to rely on our software include the likes of the Council of Europe, CANAL+, Euro Media Group Belgium, IT Pros Italy, Universities of Ghent and KU Leuven in Belgium and many others. These steadfast relationships are the result of our proven technology, dedicated support and close ties with industry technology partners.

We were very proud to work with the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) last year, where we were called on to help integrate enormous data workflows by upgrading the organisation’s entire infrastructure. Profuz Digital’s customised scheduling module, based on Profuz LAPIS software, was implemented across all of BNR’s national and regional centres, including world service Radio Bulgaria.

Another crucial project that stood out for us in 2024, was collaborating with a major global broadcaster to upgrade their scheduling capabilities. Profuz LAPIS’ playlist scheduler has been developed to enable the creation and management of multi-channel daily playlist and advertising playlist for promotional channels and all broadcasting needs. Profuz LAPIS can provide customised timelines that prepare playlists for TV show promotions, trailers, ads or screenings, for example, across various channels that are scheduled to go live across different time zones. The “time zone awareness” mode in LAPIS for both scheduling and airing, is used to automate time zone oriented trailer graphics, logos and visual clips to inform viewers about upcoming programmes covering genres such as live sports events or show previews packed with information that includes broadcast times and dates.

We like to set our sights on being a beacon of corporate responsibility as a tech firm that regularly gives back to society. We recently sponsored the Bulgarian Fund for Women’s 20^th Anniversary event, donating our SubtitleNEXT platform for free live subtitling support to help make it more inclusive and accessible for hard of hearing attendees. The prestigious Sofia International Literary Festival also called on us for a second year running, to provide live subtitling support using SubtitleNEXT allowing attendees easy access to selected events. Tech companies can set an example by helping to shape a decent society through ethical business values that include sustainability, equality, and promoting employee wellbeing.

SubtitleNEXT and Profuz LAPIS continue to make a mark in the live events sector, proving their worth as useful and affordable platforms that event organisers can rely on for live transcription. We feel privileged to help various events over the year to be more inclusive. We continue to raise awareness of our technology at important forums, seminars, and tradeshows such as NAB Show in Las Vegas, and IBC in Amsterdam.

We had an incredible IBC2024, receiving positive feedback regarding the latest versions of SubtitleNEXT and Profuz LAPIS, and overall, turnout was greater than previous years. Our IBC stand provided a front-row seat for industry professionals to explore how our AI-enabled Profuz LAPIS system bridges the gap in workflow infrastructures. Our CTO Kamen Ferdinandov attracted a lot of interest in how a flawless workflow should work. He is the genius behind the software and feels passionately that true innovation starts with listening to clients and understanding their goals, as well as being able to predict their needs. Innovation is not just about the latest technology, but the right technology for the client’s goals. If the technology doesn’t exist, our CTO’s attitude is that we should create it.

This coming year is a crucial and exciting time for all of us as the industry turns a rapid eye to AI. Profuz Digital has already developed many new features in Profuz LAPIS using advanced AI to speed up or replace manual processes and offers innovative tools to manage, search, edit and even create media content from any device, from desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile phone. Key technological breakthroughs include semantic search features, advanced speech-to-text and text-to-speech capabilities, and much more. The LAPIS system is designed with the unique capability to connect to multiple local or cloud AI engines in order to enhance content and data processing. These enhancements include automatic metadata extraction from audiovisual content such as face recognition within the client’s own database, object recognition, brand recognition, imaging and audio automatic annotation, description and classification. LAPIS can also extract text from video and images as well as refine audio transcription which includes speech to text processing in all languages; translation from audio and much more.

SubtitleNEXT’s latest version now integrates audio description capabilities into its existing subtitles preparation tool. Organisations that have invested in the SubtitleNEXT system include EMG, where SubtitleNEXT was used for the localisation of well-known TV series such as Big Little Lies, Dexter: New Blood, including other HBO productions such as Euphoria.

Broadcasters are having to look at new ways of tackling challenges, and it is essential our customers are well supported. We look forward to working with our brilliant team to provide cutting-edge solutions for freelancers and companies of all shapes and sizes, that help them navigate a dynamic mediascape, equipped with the best technology for them to achieve success. We will stay true to our user-focused approach in everything we do, reflected in the latest versions of LAPIS and SubtitleNEXT.

For immediate release – 26 November 2024, Sofia, Bulgaria – Profuz Digital recently sponsored the Bulgarian Fund for Women’s 20^th Anniversary event by donating their SubtitleNEXT platform which provided free live subtitling support. The conference took place on 14 November 2024 at the Grand Astoria Hotel in Sofia, hosting 3 main panels with participants from various NGOs and experts from Bulgaria and abroad.

As a beacon of corporate responsibility in Bulgaria, Profuz Digital is a tech firm that regularly gives back to society and ensured the event was made more inclusive and accessible for hard of hearing attendees at the one-day conference by delivering pro bono real time captioning at all the speaker panels throughout the conference.

Discussions were focused primarily on various problems and initiatives organised by NGOs and activists in multiple domains such as women’s rights, equality and non-discrimination. Two of the panels were transcribed in real time in Bulgarian language using SubtitleNEXT software and Microsoft Cognitive Services for transforming spoken language into text. SubtitleNEXT was used to transform this text into timed subtitles, which were then sent to a dedicated monitor where people could read the speeches in real time.

“We were delighted to support the Bulgarian Fund for Women by donating our live subtitling technology to help with transcription and to make the event more inclusive,” noted Profuz Digital CEO Ivanka Vassileva, “Companies play an important role in helping to shape a better society through ethical business values, including aspects like sustainability, equality, and promoting wellbeing. At Profuz Digital, we ensure that noble philanthropic work impacts positively on communities, proving crucial to forming a fairer, kinder world.”

Established in 2004, Bulgarian Fund for Women raises funds and gives grants to local NGOs working to advance women’s rights. The inclusion of women as active stakeholders is essential to ensure that their needs and concerns are heard and factored into the development of future business strategies. (Find out more about Bulgarian Fund for Women at the website https://bgfundforwomen.org/en/)

Relevant to the topics of the event, November 25th marks the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Gender-based violence has a direct negative impact on economic empowerment and can limit a person’s ability to reach full potential and contribute to society. Bulgarian Fund for Women strives to improve the environment politically and legally to help protect women from discrimination and violence. #NoExcuse Campaign https://www.unwomen.org/

Find out more about SubtitleNEXT at www.SubtitleNEXT.com