Zoom 7.6.1 onward, users will be able to retrieve high-res assets from archive storage using the plugin. Prerequisites The setup of the hub on your workstation ExternalStore for high-res/native files is configured as a Zoom Third Party Mount Point. Ask your media manager, if you don’t understand what this means. To check just click on the Z menu […]
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Zoom 7.6.x series has been specifically built towards maximising the ease of working remotely. The setup usually involves the Zoom servers running on the cloud. The high-res original assets are stored centrally on S3 and shared to users’ desktops on demand via Zoom. This article walks you through the setup required, the end-user experience and
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The Asset Browser provides easy means of triggering archive, restore operations on Zoom data. In 7.6.x series, we have some additional controls that let us exercise these operations on more specific targets, with ease. Before we go further, let us recall some key points about Zoom: Zoom deals with data in two different ways. One
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Working from home or remote office? Zoom client-side Hub can automatically manage hi-res/native media transfers to Zoom MAM in the cloud. The Hub uses available network bandwidth between your workstation and the cloud to maximize the data transfer speeds. It can deal with interrupted transfers due to Internet connection breaking or computer going to sleep.
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Zoom 7.6 can be quickly set up to connect to the online cloud storage of your team’s media collection using C3. C3 stands for Client Cloud Connector. It is first configured on the Zoom Server and then the switch to enable C3 is turned on at the client end. Follow these steps to set up
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