Are you more of a Grid or List View person? We breakdown the two options you have for viewing files in latakoo Pilot, and show you how to customize what’s on the screen.

Shooting a lot of video is easy, but the variety of shots you get — or lack thereof — can make or break you when it’s time to edit. Award-winning photojournalist Tony Mirones breaks down his shooting process, which gives him the perfect shots to keep the story moving.

It’s hard to turn away from the TV when Dennis Murphy is unraveling another too wild to believe murder mystery or missing persons case. What you may not know is the longtime Dateline NBC correspondent records all of the audio tracks for his stories using latakoo’s mobile app. How does Dennis get that clean, quality sound every time? We asked him.

latakoo isn’t just about video. Our mobile app makes it easy peasy to record and upload audio tracks on-the-go. This quick Tip of Week walks you through how to do it.

There’s a BIG difference between moving and copying files in Pilot. Moving REMOVES a file from its current location and moves it to a new network. Copying ADDS a copy to a new network. Check out the video to learn more.

With the click of a button you can copy files to your home network, and they will automatically show up in the systems you use for editing and playing video over the air. Watch this quick video to save precious time.

Need to know the second a file is uploaded? This quick tutorial shows you how to turn on BROWSER NOTIFICATIONS. You’ll get automatic push alerts in the top right of your screen as soon as new files pop up when you’re logged into Pilot.

There are two ways to access and send direct links to latakoo files. This short video explains the difference, and why it’s important to always use the Sharing Options menu when sending links to those outside latakoo.

Just like a UPS or FedEx package, Pilot gives you real-time updates on files making their way through the latakoo system. Stay on top of what’s checked in and ready for play out. Watch this week’s Tip of the Week to see how it works.

When viewing and logging video on deadline, jumping to the right spot quickly is key. With the smart video player in Pilot, you can plug in custom timecodes, reference live thumbnails and zoom in on the action. Watch this short video to learn how.

Want the fastest and most reliable experience with uploads and downloads? Here’s how to upgrade to the newest version of our latakoo Flight App (6.5.17).

Someone on your team has uploaded a file to latakoo, and you need to find it fast. This tutorial shows you three different ways to do it, depending on how specific you want your search to be.

Emailing a file or sending someone a direct link is simple to do. Plus, you have total control over what they can do with it: download, reshare or just view it. In this 1-minute video, Erin Cargile explains how to share files with anyone.

Need to handle multiple files at once? Erin Cargile shows you how to perform bulk actions in Pilot NextGen. Learn how to download, move, copy or delete multiple files at the same time.

Too many networks to scroll through? Erin Cargile explains the time-saving options for organizing files in the new Pilot, plus how to create a custom list of your go-to networks.

Using an outdated Flight App is a recipe for running into problems. Our Director of Content & Training Erin Cargile shows you how to quickly check the version you’re using and download the latest one.

Put a face to your account. Add your profile picture to your account so others can find you and identify you much easier.

Updating your password frequently is always a good practice. Ryan Emmons walks you through a few easy steps to update your password in your latakoo account.

Avoid getting multiple calls and texts a day from colleagues asking for updates on your assignment. Now they can discover, follow, request and receive alerts as stories develop via Manifest.

Keep your latakoo account clutter free! Ryan Emmons shows you a quick and easy way to deactivate old user accounts and keep your account organized and up to date.

latakoo values every new member of it’s growing flock. We want to ensure your new members get quick access and a warm welcome. Ryan Emmons walks you through a few easy steps to help new users take flight.

latakoo engineers are among the best in the world, giving you cutting-edge technology but also here to help you if technical trouble strikes. Our CTO Joe Pelayo offers some quick words of wisdom on how to troubleshoot, maintain and optimize your HUB server.

latakoo Co-founder and CEO, Paul Adrian shows us how easy it is to upload files from a P2 card to the latakoo cloud.

A valuable tip from legendary reporter Randall Pinkston on mentoring from a recent webinar, How the Story Got Made. What if the person you’re looking to for leadership, isn’t delivering?

The first thing to do when you install the latakoo Flight Mobile app, is to set your upload defaults. Follow along and you’ll save tons of time on your next upload.

Check out how fast and easy it is to set your default settings in the latakoo Flight app for desktop.

One of the most important things when sending video with latakoo is the upload quality – or compression settings. In today’s Tip of the Week, we take through the quality slider and how to decide when to adjust these settings.

WDAF News Director Sean McNamara offers some rules that helped his staff stay safe this summer – many who’d never covered mass protests.

Learn how to receive notifications when your files complete uploading and when files get uploaded to specific networks.

Jade Kurian shows how to save mobile battery by setting the latakoo app to use fewer resources from your mobile device.

Broadcast specialist Luke Hanrahan uses latakoo to save time, minimize his exposure to Covid and focus on telling the story.

Our first tip of the week starts at the beginning, with logging in to latakoo.com. Depending on your organization, you may log in with a unique latakoo username and password, typically your email address. Your organization may be using Single Sign On (SSO), which uses corporate credentials.

Award-winning journalist Luke Hanrahan shows us how you can send to latakoo even 12 miles offshore. Continuous uploads save him time when he’s on deadline.