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Improved: The part size for multipart uploads has been is increased to 25 MB, a common S3 client default part size. This change speeds the performance of large uploads and avoids error responses. (UIC-407)
Fixed: After a video clip is successfully created, clicking the "new clip will be available here" link erroneously results in a red error banner. Clicking the link a second time resolves to the clip. (6.3.1: UIC-421)
Fixed: Adding a collection does not work in version 6.2. (UIC-411)
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Video clipping for Partial File Restore — The Content UI now supports creation of video clips (part of the functionality known as partial file restore) from videos stored in Swarm. This occurs directly through the browser interface, with no downloads/uploads or local editing tools needed. When this optional feature is installed in Content Gateway, videos viewed in the UI show a scissor icon to the right of the playback controls, which toggles the video clip creation tools. Each clip is a standalone video with a start and end time relative to the source video, and it is saved to a new name. Resulting clips have no dependency on the source files. Supported HTML5 video formats are MPEG-4/MP4 (H.264) and WebM. (UIC-353) See Video Clipping for Partial File Restore.
Sharing controls on all content — When you select an object in a listing to view it, a new Share button appears next to its name. The button opens a menu of commands for content sharing, including copying the URL to your local clipboard, downloading the file locally, and opening the default email program to email the link to someone else. Note: the object remains protected by the bucket's permissions; if you regularly want to share links to objects that are too large for email with others outside of your organization, consider creating a public bucket for that purpose (see Setting Permissions and use the template Read-Only Access by Everyone).
Large uploads through Content UI — The Content UI file uploader has been is redesigned to write directly to Swarm storage and bypass spooling altogether, which removes the prior 4 GB limit. Now the Content UI accepts more and larger files and is better able to recover and resume uploads that encounter errors. (UIC-399)
Filtering for Time of Last Access — When you add columns and search criteria to your object filters, you can now show and filter on Last Accessed, which is the optional atime feature captured in the
Castor-System-Accessedheader and indexed in Elasticsearch as 'accessed'. Filtering on the time of last access includes standard and custom time spans from the present as well as Before and Since ranges. (UIC-374)Fixed: Content UI did not permit saving of valid erasure-coding policies that had more parity segments than data segments (such as 5:7). (UIC-391)
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Streamlined Usage Reports — Page layout and navigation across the Content UI have been UI are reorganized to be more efficient. Storage and Bandwidth usage summaries were moved into the title bar of the Charts panel so they remain in view even when collapsed because of the importance they provide. Clicking Charts expands and collapses the full view of the charts:
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