Just last year, Frame.io closed on a $20 million Series B funding round led by FirstMark Capital, which has allowed them to increase the size and scale of the company. Over 370,000 people now use Frame.io to share videos and collaborate on projects. It’s a cloud-based media collaboration website that takes the hassle out of communicating with clients. If you’ve ever had to shuttle a video back and forth with a client for feedback, you know that it can be a strenuous task to write down timestamps and locate exactly what the client wants to show you. Stay tuned.Media collaboration website Frame.io is adding a whole new dimension to their current platform, including support for audio files PDFs, and 3D renders. We hope you’ll enjoy this release, and we’re excited to bring you more.
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If you want to try these new features for yourself, you can download Frame.io Transfer 1.1 for Mac and Windows today. In the unlikely event that a file upload fails its checksum verification, the log file will contain a Frame.io URL that you can use to check the file yourself. The Transfer button in the File Navigator shows a progress status indicator of all current jobs, and once jobs are complete you can view a comprehensive log file, which now includes a summary of the number of files transferred, verified, or errored. Transfer 1.1 will also provide you with immediate status notifications, so you don’t need to wait for data to start moving to know that your transfer request has been received. Transfer 1.1 is now even more efficient on high-speed downloads, allowing for even better bandwidth saturation for those on fiber internet connections.įor those on suboptimal internet connections, transfers can now go for over 24 hours without a problem.
So if you need more room to see long filenames, just grab a corner of the app and drag. To make navigation easier, we’ve added a new Date Uploaded field that will help you identify any similarly named media files, and the app itself is now resizeable. UI improvementsĪn improved user interface and upload location panel give you a clear indication of where your media is headed, whether you’re using the file selection tool or just dragging and dropping your media onto the app.Īnd if you like to watch our famously fast transfer speeds at work, the File Navigator panel in Transfer 1.1 now shows you the transfer progress for individual files, as well as for the job’s overall status. Similarly, our new Jump To search bar at the top of the app lets you quickly locate files or projects, with incremental search functionality that gets you to the assets you need faster than you can even type. The contextual menu also includes the Reveal in Frame.io function which lets you jump directly to the corresponding online version of your file or project in a browser. And you can delete them just as easily, assuming your profile has the necessary admin rights. Using the new contextual menu, you can now add new public and private folders to the root- or subfolders of your projects right from inside the app.
Now, with the launch of Frame.io Transfer 1.1, we’ve added a bunch of new tools and tweaks to make your media transfers faster and easier than ever.
Back then, it was a great way to batch download files while preserving their folder structure, and we added the ability to batch upload when the app was officially released. We’ve come a long way since the Frame.io Transfer beta.
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