All language subtitles for R18_04_Cloud_Update_pt1

Now that I have multi-user collaboration
checked, this project is available

to be open to any user
who has access to the Cloud library.

So I'm kind of simulating this
with two pieces

just because it's easier
to record this one.

We'll call our Red PC. This is our editor.

And then here on the blue PC,
we'll have our colorist,

whoever jumps into a timeline
first on the edit page is going to be able

to change things around in the actual edit
so I can move clips around, trim them,

that kind of thing.

And as the editor is working on the edit,
moving things around,

the colorist, I'll just switch to
the blue PC here

can go through
and start working on some of the clips

so we can do some of our grading here.

And once the colorist is done
working on a clip, when they switch

to a different clip like this, then
the editor will get this little yellow

refresh tag.

If we click on that, that'll refresh
our shot and we'll be able to see

the graded shot really slick.

So let's say our colorist works
through this whole thing.

Color, grades, everything looks beautiful.

Exactly how we want.

Any time something changes, we're going
to see these little yellow refresh tags

on our clips or just click on refresh
and that will update all of them.

And we can see this color great as we're
editing and we can move things around

and continue to edit on this same project

and we can kind of both crush
on this together.

Now, some problems that come up
sometimes are if you want to have

two people editing,
if I switch to the edit page on this PC,

you'll notice
I can't grab or move anything.

That's because

edit permissions
are only given to one user at a time.

So at the user with the edit permissions
wants to let somebody else edit this.

You can right click on this timeline,
go to timelines and say unlock timeline.

And then the other user can go right
click and say

lock timeline, and now I can edit things.

So if you're both working on
the kind of the exact same thing

at the exact same time,
sometimes you've run into that.

You can also do this with bins
pretty easily.

Whoever has edit
permissions needs to add a bin,

we'll say new bin
and we'll call this red PC.

We'll make another bin called Blue PC.

And let's just take all of this
and add this into blue PC for now.

We'll
grab this timeline now, duplicate this

and drag it into our other bin here,
into our red PC timeline.

And now if I'm in this blue bin right here

and I can edit things,
I've kind of changed things around here

in the media pool
and the other user can go and click

this little refresh button and that'll
update our bins and everything.

And we can see

right here we have this little icon
that says, Hey, this user is locked.

This bin, so I can go into this other one,
double click on it.

Now I can move things around and edit

in this timeline
because I have access to this bin,

but I can't do it on this other timeline
because I don't have access to this bin.

So I have access to the red PC bin
and the blue PC has access to the blue PC

bin and again, is all just based on kind
of what you happen to be working in first.

It's sort of first come, first serve.

So if you're both kind of editing on
the same timeline, it gets a little rough.

But this works great.

If one person's editing, one person's
doing fusion, one person's doing color,

that kind of thing.

If you want to move stuff
around and Fairlight, you also need to

kind of be the editor,

but you can work on a shot in fusion.

I'll just add a blur
to show that we can do this.

And as I blur a shot here,

once I'm finished
and move to a different shot,

we get the little refresh thing

and now we have the blurry shot.

So color and fusion work really well

to kind of collab together
with a single editor.

This kind of thing is also really helpful

if you just want to kind of
save your project to the cloud,

then you don't even have to do
like multi-user collaboration.

You can just have this
be a single user project

and you can kind of
just have it saved on the cloud

and you can access it
from your laptop or whatever.

As long as you have the media with you,
you can have that shared project

that is available wherever you want
and is always up to date.

So it's a really cool feature
and resolve 18.

It's going to be super helpful,
especially anybody

working with a collaborator
or a couple of people on their team.

I know this is going to be really helpful
for my workflow and super excited to

see where it goes next.