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Come and join our Dropbox Replay group
Weâre delighted to tell you all that weâve just launched Dropbox Replay, a brand new group for all things Replay. Come and connect with other Replay users, share tips, feedback, ideas, and even speak with members of the Replay team. All you need to do to get going is join the group; here are some tips to help you get started. What is Dropbox Replay? What to expect in Dropbox Replay group How to join the Dropbox Replay group How to get involved with the Dropbox Replay group What is Dropbox Replay? For those of you who aren't familiar with Dropbox Replay, itâs a video, image and audio review tool that allows you to mark up, comment on, and finalize projects with your team members, coworkers, collaborators, and clients. Completely streamlining the entire review and approval process. There are however, lots of other things that make Dropbox Replay awesome, you can read more about some of our favorite Replay features. What to expect in the Dropbox Replay group This is space for anyone who uses Dropbox Replay, or anyone who wants to learn more about Dropbox Replay. Here, youâll be able to connect with other Dropobox Replay users, discuss your projects, what works well with Replay, what could work better, and anything else related to Dropbox Replay. Weâll also be updating the group with guides, tips and tricks, product updates, and weâll even have some members of the Replay team here to listen to your feedback and ideas. How to join the Dropbox Replay group The Dropbox Replay group is open to all of our Community members, so if you already use Replay, or if youâre wondering whether it would be a good fit for you, you can join and come and find out everything you need to know. Joining the Replay group is simple. All you need to do is follow this link, click on the âJoin Group Hubâ button, and youâre in; it's as simple as that. How to get involved with the Dropbox Replay group There are lots of ways you can participate in the Dropbox Replay group. You can start off with something as simple as asking a specific question or responding to another thread with an answer. You could also tell us about your latest video projects, or anything else youâre using Replay for, or even give us some feedback or suggestions for new features. Tell us what you think What projects are you currently working on? Let us know by leaving a comment below and we might be able to share some tips to help with your workflow.
Seamless end-to-end encryption, Microsoft Co-Authoring, new Dropbox Replay features and more
You might have already spoken to some of the team at Dropbox who build Dropbox here on the Community forums, and we are so happy to be able to update you when they have some updates to share! The team have been busy and here are some updates on end-to-end encryption (which we know youâve been looking forward to), Replay, integrations, Dash and more. Keep reading and donât forget to let us know what you think! Advanced data protection features add extra layers of security to confidential content with seamless end-to-end encryption and advanced key management If youâve been using the Dropbox Community for any length of time, you might have seen requests for end-to-end encryption and we have excellent news! It is here! New advanced data protection features from Dropbox provide businesses with sole control over how their data is secured. End-to-end encryption and advanced key management make it easy to protect sensitive and confidential files in Dropbox team folders. This means that no oneâincluding Dropboxâcan gain access to their files. Activating end-to-end encryption is as simple as creating a shared team folder and selecting the new encrypted folder option, requiring no technical expertise from the admin or account owner. Files are encrypted when added to the folder and decrypted when a team member is added to the encrypted folder. Only users who have been invited to an encrypted folder can access the files stored within it. Team members quickly get access by invitation to the shared team folder, similar to sharing a regular Dropbox folder. Files are end-to-end encrypted on the team memberâs device before they are securely synced with Dropbox servers. No oneâincluding Dropboxâcan decrypt the file or access your private key. With advanced key management, teams can set up a unique encryption key as an added layer of security to ensure only members of their organization can access Dropbox files and protect against threats. Keys are automatically rotated every 12 months, and admins can rotate or revoke the key as needed. Dropbox Trust Center also launched today to streamline and accelerate risk assessments of Dropbox products with self-serve, anytime access to our security, reliability, privacy, and compliance information. Prospective and existing customers can streamline internal reviews, audits and risk assessment processes to get value from Dropbox products faster. We know youâve been asking, so if you want to dive deeper into the security benefits of Dropbox, you can check out https://www.dropbox.com/security. Fast-track video, image, and audio reviews with new features in Dropbox Replay You already know we are Replayâs biggest fans - and if youâre a fan too, join our Replay group! If you want to learn more about Replay, weâve got you too - Replay enables teams to easily share and collaborate on projects from anywhere, including with real-time live reviews and transcriptionsâall in one place. With todayâs announcement, new functionality helps teams accelerate the feedback process and finish projects faster: Dynamic watermarking: Keep proprietary content protected and prevent unauthorized use by placing watermarks on work shared with collaborators. Watermarks include recipient email, IP address, date, and time of when the file is opened. Added rich media support: Use Replay to review and approve more types of rich media including PDF and PSD files. Custom branding: Configure custom images, banners, logos, and colors within Replay project workspaces. Avid integration: Integration with Avid Pro Tools enables teams to review and approve audio files directly within the Avid platform. For more tips and advice, check out how Calvin uses Dropbox to get feedback here. Find and get to work on content with quick view, quick access, suggested actions, and more on the Dropbox web experience We know, the surface you see when you use Dropbox is very important to you, and now you will see an update to the Dropbox web experience, some small but mighty changes that will improve your day-to-day processes, to help you quickly find what they need and get work done faster. Expect to see changes that include: Dynamic filters that automatically organizes content, for example by project name or theme Quick view to preview files in list layout and smart suggestions related to files being reviewed Favorite files and folders added to an updated left navigation bar for easy access Suggested quick actions for filesâsuch as editing a PDFâthat change based on how you work. We know youâll see these changes, and we want to hear from you about this too, so share your feedback in the comments. Stay organized with new Dropbox integrations with Microsoft 365 and say goodbye to conflicting copies Customers want tools that meet them where theyâre workingâand it should be seamless to bring the tools they use most into our products. Thatâs why we recently launched an improved integration with Microsoft Teams that lets you search, preview, upload, and share content stored in Dropbox without leaving Microsoft 365. With this update, you can also use our plugin extension for Copilot for Microsoft 365 to answer questions and generate summaries. Today, we're building on this with even more Microsoft integrations designed to simplify work for teams. Real-Time Co-Authoring (beta): One of Dropboxâs most-requested features ever, Co-Authoring allows multiple team members to collaboratively edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files from desktop, web, and mobile, natively within Dropbox. You can also see whoâs in the document and where theyâre editing in real-time, so everyone is working off the latest version. Now teams can finally put an end to conflicting copies. Dropbox Replay for OneDrive: Bring media files from OneDrive directly into Replay for reviews and approvals. Manage sensitive documents securely and get real-time deal insights with DocSend Advanced Data Rooms DocSend Advanced Data Rooms streamline the entire deal process, from pitching to diligence to signing. Offering the perfect blend of ease, control, and security for deal professionals of all types. DocSend Advanced Data Rooms reduce time spent on administrative tasks and the complexity of your deals, allowing you to focus on closing deals faster. Conduct due diligence with confidence and control: Features like group permissions, visitor verification, and built-in NDAs give you precise control over your most sensitive information. Empower your team with real-time deal insights: Comprehensive data room analytics and page-by-page insights let your team make data-driven decisions. Create and organize your Virtual Data Rooms in minutes: Quickly put your best foot forward with features like data room templates, auto-indexing, and custom branding. With transparent pricing and unlimited data rooms, DocSend is the preferred choice for those seeking a trusted and secure software solution for their deal-making needs. Find what you need instantly across your digital workspace with Dropbox Dash, AI-powered universal search Youâve definitely heard us talking about Dropbox Dash already, but in case youâre new here, Dropbox is building for an AI-first futureânot only with Dropbox files, but with everything that makes up the digital workspace. Dropbox Dash (beta) is your AI-powered universal search tool, designed to simplify your workday and give you more time for the work that matters most. Dash instantly searches your connected apps, files and more to find anything across your entire digital workspace in seconds. Ask a question, and Dash can analyze your content to find the answer, summarize key findings from your docs, and much more. Now, Dropbox is improving search and adding new capabilities based on customer feedback: Increased access to Dash: Dash is just a click away on desktop and web. And with an improved Desktop app, itâs easier for customers to find, organize, and share content. Redesigned Start Page: The Start Page, a single dashboard that lets you access universal search, view Stacksâsmart, shareable collections of content, and get shortcuts to recent work, offers a new experience that makes it simple to find content, fast. Dash now automatically groups different types of content into Stacks and displays them in a central hub. New connectors: Dash now connects to more than 20 tools and apps customers use for work, including popular new additions like Microsoft OneNote and Zendesk. Dropbox Dash is currently in beta and only available in the U.S. in English. Features will be available on a rolling basis. To learn more, visit https://dash.dropbox.com That was a lot of information in one update, so expect some more updates and tips from us, but if you have anything in particular youâd like to hear from us, tell us!
Did you notice the Dropbox Replay group we just launched?
Hello musicians. I just wanted to put a little note in here to make you all aware of the Dropbox Replay group we recently launched. What is Dropbox Replay? Replay is a video, image, and audio review tool that allows you to mark up, comment on, and finalize projects. So if youâve just recorded a killer riff and you want your band mates to give you some feedback, you can send it on using Replay and receive real-time feedback without ever having to leave your browser. Likewise, if youâre making a jingle for a client, and they think a certain part needs more cow-bell, theyâll be able to show you exactly where they want it, speeding up the process and keeping your projects moving in the right direction. The Replay group will be a space where you can discuss how you use Replay as a musician, share your knowledge and experiences with other Replay users, talk about your current projects; and it'll also offer you the unique opportunity to connect directly with the Replay team and share your feedback and ideas directly to the people in charge of the product. Joining the Replay group Joining the group is really easy, all you need to do is follow this link and hit the âJoin Group Hubâ button and youâre in! Hopefully, weâll see some of you over there soon!
Dropbox Replay and Avid Media Composer
It is essential to make Dropbox Replay compatible with Avid Media Composer Adobe Premiere Pro is very useful for small and medium productions. DaVinci resolve is mainly used for color grading. Sometimes in editing. But when it comes to large productions, involving multiple collaborations such as VFX and compositing houses, using softwares like Nuke or Silhouette, we enter a different league. They all, without exception, use the MXF file format. So far, MC is the only software that does not use linked files. Everything is imported into a specific folder, transcoded into MXF, separated from the sources, which makes it the most stable system in the world. A solid rock. For all these reasons, I strongly suggest that Dropbox Replay include Avid Media Composer in the list of compatible editing softwares. Thank you, guys! Martin Julien - Senior Post Production Editor
