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Friday, October 07, 2005

Version control and tracking

Hello all
Need a bit of steer.

We have to change a large number of assets - .gifs, .jpgs, .swfs.
We need a tool that we can use to:
- track what's been updated
- what they look like (preferably next to one another)
- whether they've been signed off

Does anyone know of a cheap system that would let up do this?
Or do we need to construct our own database (with various admin permissions - upload/view and signoff) which can display thumbnail, name, size, type, updated, signed off yes/no etc.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

2 Comments:

  • in terms of version control the best thing i have come across is a program called 'subversion' very nice and using it at the moment. its kinda like CSV but with all of the rubbish taken out of it. the fact that it is ALL url based [so you could browse to dirs on the server and see the images or open them via the GUI] and has windows/linux and mac os x GUIs might be another good thing. check it out.

    By Blogger -/|\-, at 8:48 pm  

  • I did a quick search and came across this commercial product http://www.iview-multimedia.com

    By Blogger hobart65, at 9:11 pm  

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