Bob Pette from Perceptive Pixel demonstrates the Storyboard application that is running on NVidia hardware. Storyboard was designed to help you craft and communicate your message in the quickest, most effective way possible. Perceptive Pixel’s intuitive, multi-touch technology gives you direct, hands-on interaction with your data so you can quickly access the information you need, [...]
Ellen Wixted discuses some of the new features of Creative Suite 5.5 Production premium in addition to Adobe’s new flexible pricing plan that is an affordable solution for many that might want to make the switch.
Tom McAndrew demonstrates the DTS HD Master Audio Suite and highlights some of the consumer devices that are capable of delivering a DTS experience.
NVidia’s Daniel Shapiro talks with us about the different products that are harnessing the power of the NVidia GPU.
Geir Skaaden of DTS talks with us about DTS Express – a proven high quality, low bit-rate audio codec that has been widely used by major studios for Blu-ray Disc™ secondary audio and BD Live as well as sound delivery for gaming and mobile technology.
Bruce Sharpe introduces Singular Software’s Presto which lets you quickly and easily make videos of presentations. It automatically combines original crisp, bright slide images with a closely tracked inset of your presenter, creating an attention grabbing presentation, saving you hours.
Glenn Sanders demonstrates the Nomad sound recorder. Specifially designed for over the shoulder use, it provides all the functionality necessary to mix, record and monitor audio in a power efficient space-saving package. Nomad seamlessly integrates with Zaxcom Digital Wilress, IFB and ERX systems to provide unique functionality in the sound bag.
Doug Hynes demonstrates AV3 Software’s Get, a phonetic search tool for Final Cut Pro. Basically, Get lets you search your media for specific spoken dialogue as a means for easy sub clipping. It’s pretty cool technology and it’s available for $249.
The Ninja is an HDMI recorder and monitor that utilizes standard laptop hard drives for storage. Atomos CEO, Jeromy Young, demonstrates how the Ninja works and how easy it is to record, monitor and archive your material in any flavor of Apple ProRes that you desire. Atomos has the HDMI Ninja on sale for $995.
Bryce Button, Product Marketing Manager of AJA gives us a sneak peek at two new devices that will be debuting soon. The first is a Thunderbolt device that is code-named “Phaser” and the second is a powerful new device code-named “Riker.” Thunderbolt is a new high speed I/O technology developed by Intel and available on [...]
