One of our favorite things about Wipster is version control. Rather than having a variety of inconsistently titled versions floating around in different places, here they stack up one after the other, as neat as can be.
When your next version of a video, audio, image, or pdf is ready, head to your Project Library, then to the folder of your project you want to update.
From here are there are two ways to upload a new version.
1. Drag and Drop
Simply drag and drop your new media file on top of the thumbnail within your media library. That's it!
2. Import from Desktop or Upload from Cloud
In the upper right corner of the media thumbnail click on the "..." icon. Then at the bottom of the drop down from under "Add a new version" select either "Import from your desktop" or "Import from cloud"
Note: Reviewers won't get automatically added from the last version so next, invite the people you want share this version with.
Manage Versions
You can also click on the "..." button from the thumbnail view and then select "Manage versions" to remove any unwanted versions.
Switching Between Versions
After you click on the video thumbnail to watch it, you can switch between the versions at any time using the drop down at the top and selecting the version you wish to see.
And so, the process begins again!
Note: If you have team members with access to the folder it is in, they won't be automatically notified of a new version. To send them a notification just add them via the share button for that version.
Comparing Versions
Video files can be compared by playing two versions side-by-side. You will be able to view and create comments, reply to feedback, and check off things on your to-do list in either version with this feature.
When viewing a video asset with multiple versions, click the version dropdown and click 'Compare Versions' as shown below.
Choose which version will have sound and click play to compare versions. The playbar controls will work for both versions simultaneously.
Click the version dropdown to select a different version to compare. You can compare any two of your stacked versions.