Apple updates its server-based backend for managing Final Cut Pro files

Sep 19, 2008 13:48 GMT  ·  By

Apple has issued a new update for users of its media asset management and workflow automation software aimed at film and video professionals, Final Cut Server. Version 1.1.1 is a revision to Final Cut Server 1.1 and includes fixes to general performance issues, improving the overall stability of the software. The package is free to download and install to all users of Final Cut Server 1.0 (and on).

From Apple's Support section,

About Final Cut Server Update 1.1.1

Media asset management and workflow automation software designed for the unique needs of film and video professionals. Whether you work in a production boutique or a global news network, you can use Final Cut Server to free up more time for creative work. Final Cut Server can automatically manage thousands of assets, execute dozens of routine production tasks, and keep every member of your team in sync.

According to Apple, Final Cut Server 1.1.1 is a revision to Final Cut Server 1.1. As a highly recommended update to all users of Final Cut Server, the software addresses installation issues, as well as general performance issues, while improving overall stability. The Final Cut Server Update 1.1.1 requires Mac OS X 10.5.5 (or later), and, of course, a license to use Apple's Final Cut Server.

Featuring Automatic asset cataloging, rapid search, preview, and access, workflow automation tools, intuitive collaboration features, seamless multiformat delivery, and flexible configuration options, Final Cut Server shortens the time wasted on editing, and lets professionals focus on creative work. Apple's Final Cut Server can automatically manage thousands of assets, execute dozens of routine production tasks, and keep every member of a team updated with the latest changes.

To give the software a glance (features, tutorials etc) click here. To update your own copy to the current version of Final Cut Server, visit this address.