Today’s video production creatives need a Dropbox alternative that’s truly tailored to their needs. Dropbox “sync and share” doesn’t cut it for media pros.ĭropbox, and many other Dropbox alternatives, employ file “sync and share,” which is really just another way to say they automatically make local copies of files on all your connected devices, and then push any changes that you make up to the cloud.įor smaller files, this approach can work well…but when working with massive data sets – like gigabytes of raw 4K footage, for example – your workflow can get bogged down to the point where it’s just not practical.ĭropbox’s sync and share also put a heavy demand on network and storage resources – all while limiting you to syncing smaller data sets. At the same time, teams still get the benefit of powerful end-to-end encryption, which ensures users can’t access the information they don’t have permission to see. LucidLink is easily shared across many connected devices or users, and team members gain rapid access to media files of any size from wherever they happen to be working.

This helps eliminate stress and confusion over who on your media production team owns the “latest” version of a file. Rather than endlessly syncing across multiple devices and pushing changes to the cloud, LucidLink’s cloud repository acts as “The Single Source of Truth” where any changes are made (and saved) in real-time, as they happen. With Dropbox, version control can become a nightmare – especially when you have complex, shared projects being worked on by remote teams. Collaborate seamlessly & securely from anywhere

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