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17 ® Ultimate Experience the Ultimate in movie making Real power, breakthrough speed and unlimited creativity come together in Pinnacle Studio™ 17 Ultimate. Enjoy up to 10x faster video rendering1. Record from your screen with Live Screen Capture to add unique content to movies, training videos and presentations. Create breathtaking movies with support for 4K Ultra HD video. Clean up and enhance audio with iZotope Music & Speech Cleaner and add excitement with Red Giant effects. Then share in more places, including Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, iPad, Apple TV, Xbox and PlayStation, and create DVDs and Blu-ray™ Discs. New in Pinnacle Studio 17 Ultimate Faster performance Live Screen Capture See results sooner with up to 10x faster video Record directly from your screen to add unique content rendering1 and improved CUDA support. to movies, training videos and demos. iZotope Music & Speech Cleaner New Red Giant effects Easily remove unwanted noise from video recorded Create cinema-quality results with bonus effects on your camcorder, cell phone or camera from this industry leader. for increased audio clarity and enhanced sound. 4K Ultra HD support Produce breathtaking video with support for the latest HD standard. Key Features Get started quickly Add unique content and creative effects Organize, tag, and rate your favorite clips and music with the Record directly from your screen with Live Screen Capture built-in media library to create movies, training videos and presentations Easily enhance and correct movies, photos and audio Get the look you want with 2,000+ 2D/3D effects, titles Storyboard quick first drafts—even create movies automatically and transitions Import clips and movie projects from Pinnacle Studio for iPad2 Customize and fine-tune effects with keyframe-based control Add excitement with bonus effects from Red Giant Filmmaker's and Motion Graphics toolkits Edit like a pro in HD or 3D Remove unwanted noise and improve clarity with iZotope Edit on unlimited tracks with frame accuracy in HD or 3D Music & Speech Cleaner Import, edit and share in stereoscopic 3D Choose a custom-fit soundtrack from one of the Scorefitter Create picture-in-picture, multi-layered effects and more libraries Set source clip in/out points with the trim editor for perfect cuts Preview timeline and source clips simultaneously Layer animations and titles easily with included Montage templates Create and share stunning output Easily archive and restore your work with Project Packages Create breathtaking movies with support for 4K Ultra HD video Store projects and clips in the cloud to access anywhere, Create DVDs and AVCHD discs and author Blu-ray™ Discs anytime—includes 50 GB of cloud access free from Box3 complete with Dolby® 5.1 surround sound Share HD and 3D videos on Facebook, YouTube, and Vimeo easily 1 When editing AVC (H.264) video format and producing video in the same format. 2 Pinnacle Studio for iPad app not included. Export to your favorite devices, including iPad, Apple TV, 3 25 GB included, additional 25 GB with product registration. Xbox and more Product specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. (continued...) For more information, visit www.pinnaclesys.com/studio 17 ® Ultimate Experience the Ultimate in movie making System Requirements • Windows® 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista® (SP2) (64-bit OS recommended) • Intel® Core™ Duo 1.8 GHz, Core™ i3 or AMD® Athlon™ 64 X2 3800+ 2.0 GHz or higher - Intel Core™2 Duo 2.66 GHz, Intel Core™ i5 or i7 1.06 GHz or higher required for AVCHD™*, stereoscopic 3D* & Intel Quick Sync Video support • 2 GB of RAM or higher, min. 4 GB for Windows 64-bit (strongly recommended for stereoscopic 3D) • DirectX® 9 (or higher) graphics device with Pixel Shader 3.0 support like: - NVIDIA® GeForce™ 6 series or higher (CUDA™ enabled required for CUDA support) - ATI X1000 series or higher - Intel GMA X3000 series or higher - 128 MB VGA VRAM; 256 MB or higher recommended, required for AVCHD, stereoscopic 3D & CUDA - Display resolution: 1024 x 600 or higher • Windows-compatible sound card Import Formats (multi-channel output required for surround preview) • Video: MVC, AVCHD, BD Blu-ray, DV, HDV, • 5.8 GB HDD space for full installation AVI, MPEG-1/-2/-4, DivX®, Flash, 3GP (MPEG-4, H.263), WMV, • DVD-ROM for installation (box version only) Non-encrypted DVD titles (incl. DVD-VR/+VR), QuickTime® (DV, MJPEG, • Internet connection required for online activation and cloud or MPEG-4, H.264), DivX Plus® MKV online services • Audio: MP3, MPA, M4A, WAV, AMR, AC3, AAC, Vorbis, WMA • Graphic: MPO, JPS, BMP, GIF, JPG, PCX, PSD, TGA, TIF, WMF, PNG, J2K Accessories • CD burner for creating MiniDVD discs Export Formats • DVD burner for creating DVD and AVCHD discs • AVCHD, BD Blu-ray, DVD (DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R or DVD+RW, • Blu-ray™ burner for creating Blu-ray discs dual layer); 3D: DVD, AVCHD, AVCHD2 (incl. MVC), Blu-ray • Apple® iPod®/iPhone®/iPad®/TV, Sony PSP/PS3, Nintendo Wii, Stereoscopic 3D Accessories Microsoft® Xbox compatible formats • Anaglyph 3D display: red/cyan glasses required • DV, HDV, AVI, DivX, WMV, MPEG-1/-2/-4, Flash, 3GP, WAV, MP2, MP3, ® • 3D TV and compatible glasses with NVIDIA 3DTV Play™ software on MP4, QuickTime®, H.264, DivX Plus MKV, JPEG, TIF, TGA, BMP; supported GeForce™ or Quadro™ graphics card. For more information 3D: MVC, AVCHD, MPEG-4, DivX Plus, MJPEG please visit www.nvidia.com/3dtv • Dolby® Digital 2-channel and 5.1-channel audio • NVIDIA 3D Vision® Ready display notebook: Compatible GeForce or Quadro graphics card, 3D Vision Ready display or projector and Package Contents 3D Vision/3D Vision Pro glasses and emitter. • Installation DVD For more information please visit www.nvidia.com/3dvision • Studio Install Guide Input Options • Capture from DV, HDV and Digital8 camcorders or VCRs (requires a FireWire® port) • Capture from analog camcorders, 8 mm, HI 8, VHS, SVHS, VHS-C, SVHS-C, or VCRs (NTSC/PAL/ SECAM) (requires Pinnacle® or Dazzle® video hardware – sold separately) • Import from AVCHD and other file based camcorders, digital still cameras, mobile devices and webcams Product specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. For more information, visit www.pinnaclesys.com/studio © 2013 Corel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Pinnacle, Pinnacle Pinwheel logo, Pinnacle Studio and Dazzle are trademarks or registered trademarks owned by Corel Corporation and/or its subsidiaries. This product and packaging include intellectual property (including trademarks) owned, registered and/or licensed by respective third parties..
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