Once this is done, you’ll be able to select the Account, Team, Project, and destination Folder for any uploads.Īfter you hit the Start Upload button, the Silverstack Lab status screen will keep you up-to-date with the progress of any transfers. To connect Frame.io to Silverstack Lab, all you need to do is configure your Frame.io account(s) in the Silverstack Lab application preferences (it uses the OAuth authorization framework). Silverstack Lab’s job progress screen lets you keep track of transcodes and uploads. So you can easily build it into your editorial, storage, and cloud delivery workflows-including Frame.io. Silverstack integrates with all the major NLEs (Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, Media Composer, Redcine-X, and DaVinci Resolve) as well as dailies platforms like ARRI Webgate and COPRA Dailies. Silverstack Lab lets you quickly upload your clips to a Frame.io project. And on top of all this, you can burn in watermarks, timecode, crops, or frame lines to your transcodes. Plus, its built-in audio sync and look matching bring welcome automation to two very time-consuming production tasks. On the asset management side, it enables you to quickly offload, backup, organize, and process your media (and its metadata) whether you’re on set, or off.įeatures like “cascading copy” (which backs up your original camera footage to the fastest media first), metadata management, and a centralized asset library help to reduce the uncertainty of data wrangling.
Silverstack Lab is designed to save you time and reduce the stress of media management and dailies production for crew on a tight deadline. It’s an asset management application that takes the already powerful transcoding and media management features of Silverstack and adds streamlined dailies production to the mix.Īnd we’re happy to announce that from version 7.3 onwards, you can add integration with Frame.io to this software’s already impressive feature list. If you’re a DIT, or touch the dailies production process in any way, then you’ll probably be aware of Pomfort’s Silverstack Lab.
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