Quickture can be used in multi-user environments, as long as you're already sharing your Avid Media Composer projects.
You can only share Quickture data with users in the same company, under the same master account. Users will also need access to a shared project and all of the necessary media in that project.
Quickture automatically enables team editing for users that have access to the same Avid project by storing all of the Quickture data in your Avid Project directory.
If you’re using Quickture’s Avid Panel, Quickture saves your project data in your Avid project directory, in a sub-directory called ProjectData.qproj. If you open that directory you’ll see a set of files representing all of the sequences you’ve ingested into Quickture.
In a shared Avid environment, users with access to the same Avid project directory (who are also members of the same Quickture account) will automatically have access to any material ingested into Quickture, along with any edits made in the Quickture app.
In Quickture’s Standalone App, Quickture stores it’s data in a .qproj file in the Quickture project directory here:
USER > DOCUMENTS > QUICKTURE > PROJECT DIRECTORY > Project.qproj
We recommend that your project directory is named the same as your Avid Project. If multiple users from the same company have access to the Avid project and this Quickture project directory, they’ll be able to access each other’s processed footage.
When they open the Quickture Avid Client, they’ll see all of the sequences that other users have imported, transcribed, analyzed, and edited. As long as they have access to the relevant media in the shared Avid project, they’ll be able to drag an AAF in from Quickture and everything will link up properly.
You can share the entire Quickture directory, or just specific project directories within it, between users.
Requirements
You should use a directory locking system (or Avid’s system) to ensure that two users aren’t changing the Quickture project directory at the same time. If they do, conflicts could occur if users edit or process the same sequences at the same time.
