Strime

@khurammalik Thanks a lot Khuram. Feel free to send us your thoughts one you've used Strime!

@rombiard Someone on my team will hopefully be trying it this weekend. Quick suggestion. Not every video producer is working with customers. Some are working in a team, so you might want to get the language to reflect that as otherwise it could be a little offboating. Secondly, do you have a good system for managing the video uploads? You don't want something that is really time consuming to upload a video. Also, is there a way to publish direct to a Youtube channel or FB from within the app once the video is finished?

@khurammalik All the feedback we have regarding the uploads are good. Let me know what you think about it. YouTube and Vimeo integrations are on their way. You'll soon be able to export your videos there. With regards to the language, I'm not sure to understand what you're referring to. Could you give me an example? Thanks for this great feedback!

@rombiard Sure. Here "Strime is a simple tool designed to improve the tracking of corrections of a video project and facilitate exchanges with your customers, all this right from behind your screen." you could maybe change it to You could change it to ""Strime is a simple tool designed to improve the tracking of corrections of a video project and facilitate exchanges with your customers AND COLLEAGUES all this right from behind your screen." hope that makes sense?

@khurammalik Makes a lot of sense! Thanks a lot for this valuable comment!

@louise_croft Thanks a lot Louise!

@filmgeek Thanks for your comment Jeff. Frame used to have a much more complex UI. Even though it looked good, they had a lot of features that made it look like a professional video edition software. Strime was created to be easy to use for the end-user (the client) because we are here to help video producers to collaborate with their clients, and if the client doesn't know how to use the service, it's pointless. Frame recently reworked it's UI and now it looks a lot like ours, but we're still the only ones to be available in English, French and Spanish! ;)

@rombiard Are your comments reflected back into the editorial tool? Can you markup the frame like Frame I.O can?

@filmgeek For the moment, no, they are not. Can you explain me what you mean by "markup the frame"?

@rombiard You (and they) call it Annotations. They also have direct links into the major editorial tools and slack. Look, I get that your'e doing other languages, but if you're going to compete in this space, Frame.IO right now is the king. Is this free? If so, how are you supporting the costs for the system?

@filmgeek We also do have link with Slack. Frame is the king, in the english speaking universe. No more. I get that you're living in an english speaking country, and Frame may be a better fit for you, but you also have to understand that language is critical for a lot of people in the rest of the world. Don't be so US centric. With regards to the cost, we will release a pro version in the next few months.

@robert_eiter Thanks a lot Robert. I'm glad you like it!

@robert_eiter We designed strime to be simple. As simple for a pro as an amateur. Many tools for video producers are a bit complicated. Professionals are reassured by many features but their clients are a little afraid to use the tool. So we designed Strime to be simple first for the customer. And we still have many ideas to improve it.

@cosbgn Thanks a lot Costantin!

@sofia_del_sante Thanks a lot Sofía!