LANGUAGE-MATCHED SOURCE● TRANSCRIBED
English · SPEECH + OCR + ENTITIES + OBJECTS
WIKITONGUES_Omar_English_Patois.mp4
Play the complete source in the selected language, then open its synchronized analysis and transcript.
AMAMIAMAMIAI Media Asset Management InfrastructureIntelligence layerSemantic Media Intelligence
Unified audiovisual intelligence workspace
From media archive to source-linked knowledge
AMAMI brings processing, multilingual search, review, and source verification into one workspace. Search speech, on-screen text, and indexed visual evidence, then open the matching moment at its original timecode.
● This real-source demonstration is captioned and ready to explore◎ Results link to source media and timecode
3Real source videos
73Timecoded transcript cues
3OCR fragments
Directsource + timecode navigation
Multilingual by design
Three public demonstration languages
English, Arabic, and Urdu are available across this public interface and its media workflows.
Search · Ask AMAMI · Review · Source navigationEnglishالعربيةاردو
Interactive demonstration
Three real source videos, one per public language
English, Arabic, and Urdu each have a rights-cleared real source, caption track, transcript, and synchronized analysis. Every result remains connected to the original frame and timecode.
EN · FULL VIDEO · 3:56.06
English / REAL RECORDED INTERVIEW
WIKITONGUES_Omar_English_Patois.mp4
A real interview about Jamaican Patois as family heritage, switching between Patois and English, and communicating through a shared dialect.
Wikitongues · CC BY 3.0 · optimized derivative ↗AR · FULL VIDEO · 0:42.50
العربية / REAL RECORDED INTERVIEW
WIKITONGUES_David_Syrian_Arabic.mp4
David Samer Arnouk describes his background, education, work, hobbies, and Arabic-speaking family in a real recorded interview.
Wikitongues and Tushar Rakheja · CC BY-SA 4.0 · optimized derivative ↗UR · FULL VIDEO · 1:57.94
اردو / REAL RECORDED INTERVIEW
WIKITONGUES_Seema_Urdu.mp4
Seema discusses growing up between Pakistan and the United States, family ties, identity, and Urdu as a connection to childhood and home.
Wikitongues · CC BY 3.0 · optimized derivative ↗Capabilities
What AMAMI can do
A workspace for finding, verifying, and reusing media materials.
Multilingual archive search
Finds exact and semantic matches in speech and on-screen text across supported languages.
Source-grounded Ask AMAMI
Returns concise answers with supporting excerpts, source files, and actionable timecodes.
Material activity and review
Tracks processing stages, warnings, and operator decisions in one review flow.
Synchronized source evidence
Aligns transcript, OCR, entities, objects, and scenes with the source player.
Entities and relationships
Connects people, organizations, places, and their source-linked mentions.
Collections with context
Saves useful excerpts while preserving their file and exact timecode.
How it works
From archive to evidence in three steps
Process and review media
Follow processing, warnings, and operator decisions in Activity and Material review.
Search and ask in context
Find speech, on-screen text, entities, and indexed visual evidence, or ask AMAMI a question.
Open evidence and organize it
Jump to the matching source timecode, verify the context, and save useful excerpts to collections.
Built for
One archive, multiple workflows
AMAMI accelerates discovery and verification wherever video is a critical source of knowledge.
Newsrooms and broadcasters
Find soundbites, people, and events across years of broadcast footage.
Enterprise media libraries
One search layer for interviews, conferences, learning content, and internal video.
Production and research
Build verifiable collections and return to the source in one step.
Data control
Runs where your archive lives
AMAMI can run on-premises or in a private cloud. Source media stays under your control. Search results and AMAMI answers are designed to retain links to supporting evidence.
Interactive media archive
Ready to try AMAMI?
Open the demo archive and follow the built-in step-by-step tutorial.