Dropbox has announced several new features for its online approval and collaboration tool Replay.
Global Dropbox Replay Full Release cloud storage The company wants to make collaborating on media projects even easier without the need for additional tools.
Replay is like Frame.io, allowing content creators to share videos, images, and audio with others to get feedback that would otherwise help workers It can be a powerful tool for long distance projects where you need to be on the go. Same room.
Dropbox Replay Online Collaboration Much like the beta version, which Dropbox estimates has helped speed up workflows for 7 out of 10 users, Replay supports live reviews and can handle comments and time stamps. Since then, there have been some comment-specific tweaks, including pinning and filtering. This is welcome news for large teams and those working on longer projects.
It also integrates with Adobe Premier Pro, Blackmagix Design DaVinci Resolve, LumaFusion and WeVideo. Dropbox also promises support for Apple Final Cut Pro is on the way, but don’t wait until it’s available.
Replay is offered as part of all plans, including a free 2GB tier, but users can upload up to 4 video, image, or audio files for collaboration, up to their account storage limit.
$12/month ($10/month if paid annually) premium add-on removes video limits but retains account storage limit stipulations, video transcriptions and captions, and the ability to archive completed projects Add some other features such as Dropbox, and deadline support.
While there are much more powerful dedicated tools for professional businesses, small businesses that are already in the Dropbox ecosystem can benefit from new Replay features that we plan to grow over time.
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