January 20th, 2009
If you were wondering when the new features we showed at this month’s FinalCut Supermeet during MacWorld would make it online – your answer is here. We just pushed live about a dozen new updates, including new feature and long awaited bug fixes. Take a look at what’s new and stay tuned for more exciting news about MediaSilo coming later this week.
Features:
MetaData
Users can now set up custom metadata fields for each asset and set metadata on individual or a group of assets. Custom metadata shows up in the “Detail” window and is fully searchable. This feature is available for video clips and all other file types.
FinalCut Server integration
For users of Apple’s Final Cut Server it’s now possible to automatically send media and metadata to MediaSilo and back. MediaSilo accepts and displays metadata coming from FinalCut server and users can search metadata via the web. Approvals, comments, or annotations are market as metadata changes and can be sent back to FinalCut Server. Video tutorials on how to configure FinalCut Server will be posted shortly at http://www.mediasilo.com/university. This feature is currently in beta testing.
Search
A new search screen has been added to the Workspaces menu. Users can now search all metadata fields, including custom metadata and tags to quickly find files stored on MediaSilo.
Preview of image files
Uploading high resolution image files is now much easier. MediaSilo shows thumbnails and full-screen previews of JPG, PNG, TIFF and BMP.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed file download issue that made opening video and images impossible when downloaded
- Added upload support for new file types, including InDesign and EPS files
- Embedding multiple clips on the same page is now possible without the need to manually change the embed code thet MediaSilo generates
- Fixed a bug that prevented some users from uploading custom email headers
- Added right-click contextual menu to files other than video
- Fixed sorting bugs in the media list view to correctly sort by date, rating, duration, and file size
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