Adobe has introduced the Frame.io V4 beta, overhauling the cloud-based media collaboration service with oodles of new workflow and tagging capabilities for content creators.
Adobe has introduced the latest version of Frame.io, overhauling the cloud-based media collaboration service with oodles of new workflow and tagging capabilities that make it easier for creatives to manage their entire projects on the platform. Initially launching in beta, Frame.io V4 starts rolling out to Free and Pro customers today on web, iPhone, and iPad, with a launch for Team and Enterprise users expected “later this year.” The easiest way to explain the update is that Frame.
For example, users can now tag assets with custom statuses like “delivered” or “needs revision” or label them with due dates or whoever is assigned to work on them, making it easier to filter and track progress. This new metadata framework builds into other features like Collections, which allow users to create views that track groups of specific fields. That means you can create a view that shows every asset tagged as “needs review” with the same due date for example.
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