Your Content Anywhere Explorable in One Place

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.

Let's say you are working on a new project, e.g., collecting video and images for a tutorial on one of your products. You already have material from your in-house team on servers and some marketing laptops. You also have a few freelance photographers creating footage, and they store it in AWS s3 and Dropbox. You want to see all of it in one place, without having to upload it to one location and have multiple copies. Follow us in this mini tutorial and see how you can do it using VidiXplore.

Let's start by setting up a new group of users for our project, create a new collection for the items we need for the project, and give the new user group permission to modify, i.e., add files, to that collection. The users can be in-house or external users; you only need their e-mail address to give them access to the VidiXplore instance. In the video below I have already prepared by adding the users to VidiXplore.

https://www.vidispine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/collectiongroup-permissions.mp4

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