For newsrooms & broadcasters
Search every word spoken on air across years of broadcast footage — in seconds. Find the exact statement, clip, or B-roll that backs your story, with speaker attribution and citations attached.
A newsroom running 24-hour coverage generates thousands of hours of broadcast footage every year. When a story breaks, producers spend hours scrubbing through tape — or worse, they skip the archive entirely and reshoot. Deepgrip indexes every word spoken on air, makes every clip searchable in plain language across 23 Indian languages and English, and delivers a cited, export-ready package in seconds.
Deepgrip transcribes, diarises and indexes every segment of your broadcast archive. Search by topic, speaker, keyword, time window or programme. Results arrive with timestamps, programme metadata, speaker attribution and surrounding context — everything a producer needs to verify and use the clip.
Full-text search across every word spoken on air
Speaker-diarised transcripts with named-anchor propagation
Search by topic, speaker, keyword, date range or programme
23 Indian languages and English with code-mixed handling
Broadcast search
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Describe the visual you need in plain language and Deepgrip searches across your entire footage library — including archive material, agency feeds and raw rushes. Results include clip preview, duration, format and a one-click export to your editing workflow.
Visual and descriptive B-roll search across archive and rushes
Agency feed ingestion and cross-library search
One-click export to standard edit suite formats
Rights and embargo metadata surfaced on every clip
B-roll retrieval
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Configure topic and entity watches. When a story breaks, Deepgrip automatically surfaces the most relevant archive clips — prior statements, related events, B-roll — and delivers a ready-to-use research package to the producer's desk before they have to ask.
Topic and entity watches with automatic archive surfacing
Pre-built research packages delivered on story trigger
Configurable entity list: politicians, corporates, events, locations
Slack and email delivery of flagged archive packages
Story surfacing
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To search 90 days of broadcast footage
23+
Indian languages indexed with code-mixed support
0
Hours of manual tape review for a known topic
100%
Of spoken content indexed and speaker-attributed
Yes. Deepgrip transcribes and indexes broadcasts in 23 Indian languages and English, with explicit handling for code-mixed Hinglish, regional accents and script disambiguation. Every word spoken is searchable regardless of language.
Deepgrip sits alongside your existing media asset management system. It ingests footage via file share, API or direct NAS connection, indexes it, and returns search results with metadata that maps back to your MAM asset IDs. No replacement of existing infrastructure required.
Yes. Deepgrip can ingest and index footage from agency feeds alongside your own broadcast archive. Rights and embargo metadata is surfaced on every clip retrieved from third-party sources.
Deepgrip supports continuous ingest — new broadcast segments are indexed within minutes of capture. Your archive search is always current, not a snapshot from the last manual import.
Standard broadcast formats including ProRes, H.264, MXF and MP4. Export includes timecode, camera/programme metadata and a citation document for compliance. Contact us if you need a specific format not listed.
Pilot Deepgrip on a single channel or programme strand. Index, search, surface and export — all in one engagement.