Released on Dec 13, 2022

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List of Changes

1. ❗NEW license policy in release 1.26.3

In the upcoming 1.26.3 release (planned for the end of 2022) we are going to address a crucial feature, license management improvements for your convenience. We understand that the previous approach causes complexity and uncertainty.

New changes will include

  1. Revoke license process instead of expiration date.Previously a license token that was ****used to initialize Video Editor SDK included ****a date when a commercial license expired New policy changes it and is based on revoking license when the paid license period expires. Our business representatives will contact you and provide more details.
  2. New API request for checking the license state. With this request you will be able to check if the license is valid and if it is possible to open Video Editor SDK. New specific screen will be shown when license state does not allow to open Video Editor SDK.
  3. New SDK initialization process. Token storage and management will be removed from the Video Editor functionality scope. As a result we will remove features for loading token from Firebase and Remote server. After this change you will be able to arrange your own implementation of storing a token on Firebase or Remote server.

❗Important

In general it means that token management will be significantly simplified for your convenience. We recommend storing a license token locally and change token only when a set of the SDK features changes.

The new solution helps to streamline the token management process and allows you to use one token without the need to replace provided the same functionality is extended for the new license period.

2. NEW experimental feature - external drafts

❗The feature is in progress and in BETA stage.

With this feature we are going to bring a new experience for editing video content by multiple users on both platforms Android and iOS.

Let’s say you have a team for creating video content. The first member of the team can record a number of video files on iOS and exports this content. The second member imports this content on Android and continues editing. This user applies text effects and exports new results again. All members of the team can work on creating the same video content sequentially. This feature does not support editing video content in simultaneously like Google docs.