Frame.io has revealed details of a complete overhaul that will go live this summer. The all-new Frame.io has been re-engineered for speed with faster uploading speeds and over 150 new features and improvements.
What’s New in Frame.io
New features in the all-new Frame.io will include:
- Advanced media browser with enhanced search and a new uploader with nested folder support. The new Frame.io will be up to one-hundred times faster with a new media browser that enables users to fly through thousands of assets at lightning speed. New sorting and search options make it easier for users to find exactly what they need in less time. The all-new uploader can support speeds above 1 Gigabit and retains full nested folder structures during upload.
- Revamped core video playback and state-of-the-art media experiences for video, audio, images, multi-page PDFs and animated GIFs. The Rebuilt Core Video Playback Engine means faster/smoother playback with less buffering, at up to 4K resolution.
- Rich, range-based commenting. Comments that support attachments and new range-based feedback. Range-based comments unlock a whole new level of communication. Users simply drag the comment handle over the timeline to create a range and better reference the underlying content.
- Presence. See who’s currently watching (live) and who’s already watched with clip history. Clip statistics show you play count, historical views, and even let you set up a notification when a specific person or group of people start viewing.
- New version control. The new version manager in the all-new Frame.io lets users add, remove or rearrange versions from the stack.
And over 150 additional features and improvements:
- All new apps and integrations for enhanced workflows
- Improved playback performance with HLS and DASH streaming
- Visual watermarking
- Media lifecycle management
- Dozens of security features in support of a commitment to offer the most secure platform available for video review
360-Degree VR Support
In addition to these brand new features, Frame.io shipped a completely redesigned player experience in February 2018 that supports 360-degree VR content with spatial annotations so users can highlight a specific target within the frame. The player page allows users to easily add descriptions to files, clearly see what date and the version they are working on and collaborate even more quickly with their teams and clients.
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