New features include plug-and-play installation, improved media management tools, automated "Health Reports", and synchronization tools
"The changes to Editshare 5 has improved our edit workflow substantially. With a large number of users connected, the system would need to re-scan to make new media available to all suites. Now the media appears seamlessly and there is no interruption to the workflow. Add to this the bulletproof reliability that we've been experiencing with our Editshare systems and it truly is the cost effective yet powerful solution that we've been searching for." Michael Burton, general manager, Cutting Edge.
- Simplified Media Management: Multiple levels of file protection. New “Read Only” option. New “Maintenance Mode” for deleting and modifying files.
- Tighter Control Using Limited Administration Rights;: Grant specific controls on a per-user and per-Media Space basis. Authorized editors exercise their admin rights through EditShare Connect.
- Improved Shared Avid Projects: Warnings that other user's bins are locked. Move nested folders and bins without having to worry about permissions. Works flawlessly under both OS X and Windows.
- “Plug and Play” Network Configuration: EditShare can now be configured to act just a like a “switch” for easy deployment. Plug in your workstations and connect to media or anything on the office network.
- Powerful Synchronization Tool: Duplicate media files across two or more servers — whether they're located in the same building or on the other side of the world.
- Daily "Health Report": Administrators receive a daily email detailing server status and performance.
From field to finish ‘ offline to uncompressed HD – EditShare products maximize media sharing and storage for multi-user editing environments. EditShare technology leverages the power and affordability of Gigabit Ethernet to offer seamless media sharing in a collaborative environment. Avid, Apple, Adobe, Autodesk, Boris FX, Canopus, Digidesign, Media 100, and Sony editors and compositors connected to an EditShare network have realtime access to a common pool of media files. Unlike standard SAN devices, EditShare technology supports file level sharing – allowing multiple editors to write to the same volume simultaneously. Regardless of application or platform, source material, work in progress and finished packages are shared and instantly available to all users on the EditShare network. The rules-driven workflow ensures that no data is ever overwritten or accidentally destroyed.
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