DejaSoft has announced it is further assisting with the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, by extending its 50% discount on all DejaEdit licenses until the end of July.
DejaEdit is a utility that enables editors and operators to collaborate between multiple remote Avid editing platforms. It ensures that media and timelines created or imported in one connected system are shared and mirrored to the local or network storage of other connected systems. This takes place automatically, quickly and securely in the background, using an internet connection.
Applications include allowing multiple remote editors to work together on a single project, or speeding up file exchanges between location based editors, DITs, and VFX houses, or allowing projects to be accessed anywhere and anytime, while maintaining a robust and up-to-date local copy of all required media files.
DejaEdit makes it possible to work with multiple remote Avid systems anywhere on earth. With global warming issues arising, and people being encouraged to minimise unnecessary travel for various factors including the recent pandemic restrictions imposed on travel and productions, industry professionals can take full advantage of DejaEdit’s powerful file synchronizing capabilities without restrictions.
DejaSoft’s CEO Clas Hakeröd notes, “At this unprecedented time, we are extending our offer of 50% off all DejaEdit licenses until the end of July. We hope this will help studios, production companies, post production facilities and remote teams using Avid’s creative tools. The deal is designed to help professionals complete their projects and to support them on any new work they undertake over this period.”
“As editors adapt to the circumstances caused by the current global pandemic, we continue to offer assistance to the post and production communities in every way we can in order to sustain a much-valued industry,” DejaSoft’s CTO Nikolai Waldman confirms.
A sneak preview of what’s new in DejaEdit Version 3.0 will soon feature on the website next month and is not to be missed. Highlights in Version 3.0 include “Private” and “Global” bin sharing, new security locks, and many other helpful features that facilitate media file transfer across large media projects such as TV series and feature films.