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In episode 2 of the VidiXplore mini-tutorials we learn how to quickly move many files into a new or existing collection, and take a look at the collection tree. We also see that we can move and clone collections, and assign different permissions to them. Finally, we take a look at permissions.

From content on the photographer’s AWS S3 bucket, your in-house team’s Dropbox account, somewhere on your servers, and your Head of Marketing’s laptop, to everything viewable in one place, taggable, findable and treated as one library, to files ready to share, we have you covered in this mini-tutorial series. This is part 1 of N – exploring your media files in one place.

Today nobody likes slow. We want all information right at our fingertips as fast a possible. We realized that Vidixplore did not deliver on what we all have come to expect from a performant web application, so we spent the last months rewriting large parts of it. We are happy to say the new version is finally live for you to try out!

When we founded Vidispine 2009, we wanted to build a software platform to make it easier than ever before to build innovative, video-based, solutions. Now we join The Bertelsmann family as part of the Arvato Systems group and continue our path with a much stronger organization to back us up and partner with.

We are proud to announce Vidispine Server 4.11 with numerous improvements and support for Vidinet. Download it from the support portal, the Vidispine repo, or spin it up directly at AWS Marketplace, then surprise us with fantastic creations. It will also be available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace within a few days.

So, you have already filled your storage quota and need more. You can buy more online storage, or use the new item archive capability. You can now archive individual items in VidiXplore with the new CloudCopy Archive feature. Use archiving when your standard CloudCopy storage fills up, but you still need to find and access the files. Find and explore files with the same search interface.