Summary: his video shows off a small performance enhancement for browsing media in the MediaHub. When typically browsing your media, you’re exposed to a wealth of information to ensure that you are well informed when making any input or output decisions. So ideally the directory and media browsing is designed to fit in with any production workflow. This is why you should actually refer to the MediaHub as a clip browser, rather than a standard file browser or file explorer. So each piece of media display loads of information at any given point. However the slight downside is that when it comes to the masses of metadata, there is a small-time penalty in order for Flame to read the information from the various media and then display it in the user interface. This could also be compounded by having to scan a large number of files in a single directory and Flame reports the metadata on each file. Admittedly this may become frustrating if you are trying to fly through directories and scan files pretty quickly by eye. So a new viewing mode has been introduced to enable fast and quick browsing.
