Bevara Access Features and Options

The Bevara Access IDE offers features such as filter and integration code customization. Each product offers a range of different selection and customization options:
  • The free Bevara Access IDE includes a library of open-source filters with the capability or selecting between available libraries. It further provides selection of Accessor options, such as caching and web-codecs.
  • The Bevara Access Premium IDE provides a larger set of both open-source and licensed filters, supporting a wider range of formats. It further adds the capabilities of editing the existing open-source libraries and adding additional  licensed or proprietary filters to the set of available filters. The IDE supports development and addition of filters with a number of debug tools, including displaying the filter chain, and decoding/interpretation statistics. All Bevara Access Premium IDE licenses come with Bevara support for conversion of proprietary decoders/interpreters into Wasm-based framework.
  • The Bevara Open-Source Developer IDE allows open-source developers to leverage the Bevara Premium IDE functionality to incorporate their open-source code into the Bevara open-source project and to be made generally available using the Bevara Access IDE.
  • The Bevara Preserve IDE packages the Accessor and original data file into a contained format useful for long-term archiving. The Bevara container format preserves the file in its native format, while enabling one-click display in a browser or application. It supports selection of from the available sets of open-source and licensed libraries as well as selection of Accessor options.
  • Additional Bevara packages include frameworks for batch file processing and preservation and pipeline generation for fast transcoding.
Contact our Sales Team if you would like to unlock the Bevara Premium or Preserve features.

Filter Selection

The Bevara Access IDE uses a proprietary algorithm to select an optimal arrangement of filters to create the Accessor pipeline. However, any arrangement of available filters may be selected  from the Library pane on the right. Note that you must verify using the Preview pane that your selected set of filters is suitable to successfully display/playback the associated file.
Add a library to the filter pipeline.

Tags

The Tags selection section under the Options tab is auto-populated with one or more of  img, video, and audio  options, based on the auto-detected file format. While Bevara recommends that you use the default value, you may choose between these HTML elements, but you must ensure that the selected element supports the format and the controls required to display/playback the format.
Options Tab - Select a tag

Media Info

The Media Info tab provides data about the selected file.
Media Info Tab contents

Graph

The Graph tab provides a visual display of the filter pipeline.
Graph Tab contents

Stats

The Stats tab provides information about each filter in the Accessor filter pipeline.
Stats Tab contents

Unused Filters

The Unused tab provides information about filters that have been selected but are not used in the Accessor filter pipeline.
Unsused Tab contents