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Date: October 21, 2008
Seating is Limited
Register TODAY
Location: Virtual Media 915 Broadway, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10012
888.255.2843
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| Come see what’s new in EDIUS 5!
EDIUS nonlinear editing software is designed for any broadcast and postproduction environments, especially those with newer, tapeless forms of video recording and storage. Perfect for file-based workflows, EDIUS software offers real-time, multi-track, mixed-format editing, compositing, chroma keying, titling, and timeline output capabilities. In addition to the standard formats of the EDIUS family, it supports DVCPRO, Infinity JPEG 2000, P2, VariCam, Ikegami GigaFlash, MXF, and XDCAM video. It also supports all DV and HDV cameras and decks.
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| EDIUS 5 |
This new release of EDIUS has even more comprehensive format support than ever before, and offers a more suite-like package for more than just basic video editing. This does not mean, however, that there aren't a few new and improved features included within the NLE software itself, for example:
- Windows Vista Support
- Unified and Expanded Video Format Support
- GPUfx – GPU Accelerated Video Transitions
- New 'Built-in' Exporter Interface
- Other Interface Improvements and Additions
- New Third-Party Software Bundle
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| New HDSTORM |
| HDSTORM - a PCI Express board with HDMI i/o built-in, packaged with a full version of the latest EDIUS editing software, with an optional PC Bay for analogue connectivity, HDSTORM also has a Canopus HQ hardware codec built-in for optimized, CPU-independent capture and export of files. HDSTORM gives you constantly synched, full-resolution preview of effects and content directly from the EDIUS timeline. The power of having the Canopus HQ codec on-board means you won’t be restricted by CPU speeds or workstation limitations when ingesting or creating high-quality Canopus HQ AVI files for editing. Keeping the compression processing separate from your CPU brings new reliability and system performance to the editing and effects creation environment. |
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