Howdy,
I am working on a project for a client who wants custom metadata for a classical library but wants it to be simple and clean to search/navigate.
One of the useful fields for him will be the Year field. I have tested the program out, and it works well to populate the data, but I have a question. Can the Year field be made to just show the specific year listed in the metadata tag, and not the decade folders (ie 1960's, 1980's).
It may be something this person finds useful, but I have a feeling it may just add to the clutter of the interface, causing a bit of info overload for him.
Also, I notice that you get REGULAR questions about NAS drive compatibility, and the answer seems most often to be that it will not work. Are there any standalone NAS/RAID drives that will run Asset without needing an external PC at all? If so, could a list be made available? Might this feature be something Illustrate is looking into?
Otherwise as I understand it, someone will need to build a dedicated Windows Server to run Asset. Is this correct?
Thanks in advance for your help and for designing software that does a better job at ripping and handling data than any others that I have yet come across.
I am working on a project for a client who wants custom metadata for a classical library but wants it to be simple and clean to search/navigate.
One of the useful fields for him will be the Year field. I have tested the program out, and it works well to populate the data, but I have a question. Can the Year field be made to just show the specific year listed in the metadata tag, and not the decade folders (ie 1960's, 1980's).
It may be something this person finds useful, but I have a feeling it may just add to the clutter of the interface, causing a bit of info overload for him.
Also, I notice that you get REGULAR questions about NAS drive compatibility, and the answer seems most often to be that it will not work. Are there any standalone NAS/RAID drives that will run Asset without needing an external PC at all? If so, could a list be made available? Might this feature be something Illustrate is looking into?
Otherwise as I understand it, someone will need to build a dedicated Windows Server to run Asset. Is this correct?
Thanks in advance for your help and for designing software that does a better job at ripping and handling data than any others that I have yet come across.
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