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Video & Audio Editing #3 (200-286) Section3 PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO Video & Audio Editing Analog Editing Equipment ............202-205 Live DV Capture .............................206-207 ADS Technology..............................208-209 Adobe ...............................................210-211 Avid...................................................212-213 Apple Computer..............................214-221 LaCie Hard/Optical Drives ............222-224 Canopus ...........................................225-233 Matrox..............................................234-235 Pinnacle Systems.............................236-241 Sony..................................................242-244 CineForm ................................................243 Red Giant.................................................245 Section 3a Audio for Video Editing .................246-286 VIDEONICS MXPRO/MXPRODV 10-Bit Digital Video Mixers The MXPro is a professional four-input video mixer with powerful features and performance. It offers unmatched 10-bit digital 4:2:2 video quality as well as a S/N ratio over 60 dB and a video band- width of 5.5 MHz. It has over 500 digital video effects and transitions including dissolves, trailing effects and multiple picture-in-picture. There are shape wipes, soft wipe edges and easy to use ‘banks’ of effects with user-defined favorites. All shape effects can be enhanced with soft edges, colored borders and drop shadows for 3-D like impact. Frame synchronizer and dual-field infinite-window time base corrector (TBC) allow clean transitions, including the ability to hold an image frozen through a transition. Unique preview screen shows miniature copies of all four inputs in your choice of formats and sizes, so you can work with just one or two monitors. Digital effects include freeze, black and white, negative, mosaic, paint and flip. Has a chroma keyer and a color corrector that remembers settings for each channel. Built-in audio mixer includes a special background music VIDEO & AUDIO EDITING feature that lets you manipulate audio tracks independent of video. The MXProDV adds proprietary DV (IEEE1394) input/output making it a versatile, easy to use, switcher/special effects generator for both analog and DV video signals—a real-time production tool that preserves DV signals from start to finish. FEATURES 202 Highest Quality Video Joystick Audio Mixer ◆ 10-bit (4:2:2) video processing for S-Video ◆ The joystick gives you fine control over ◆ Built-in audio mixer lets you can change applications, and 8-bit 4:2:2 for composite color adjustments and positioning of PIP, the sound along with the video, or play a ensures the highest quality video. S/N ratio compose, and the chroma key cursor. constant sound while the video plays. Audio is 60 dB and bandwidth is 5.5 MHz. can come from a video source or from Time Base Correction external audio devices. Four Input Switcher ◆ Full-frame time base correction (TBC) ◆ Four input channels make them useful in automatically corrects the outputs time Compose live production settings where up to four base (RS-170A standard)so the output ◆ The mixers offer a video painting system cameras or other sources might be in use. signal is stable even when the input isn’t. that lets you combine video stills, color MXPro and MXProDV synchronize the shapes, and moving video on one screen. inputs, so disruptions do not occur when Picture-in-Picture (PiP) You can create a screen that contains a switching between sources. ◆ PIP allows multiple pictures to share video still of a football coach (with a sur- ◆ Each channel has a composite video input, the screen in various configurations. rounding red border), combined with a an S-Video input, and a set of stereo audio For example, one source might take the moving video of the players on the field. inputs. The MXProDV adds two DV inputs. entire background while another image Use all DV, all S-Video, all appears inside a separate, smaller Chroma Key/Color Corrector composite, or any combination. window, both sharing the screen at the ◆ With either of the mixer’s Chroma Keyer ◆ Mix any two input sources together using a same time. You can use up to 16 images in a you can key on any color. In addition they variety of transitions — wipes, dissolves, PIP configuration. have color correction capability to flips, etc. With the frame synchronizer you compensate for minor lighting can mix independent video signals. Flexible Preview imperfections or slight color differences ◆ Multiple video/audio outputs include two ◆ If you are using only two sources, you can between sources. While other similarly- S-Video and two composite video program select a screen that provides two large pre- priced mixers only offer hue and intensity outputs, one composite preview output, view screens with fewer icons. If you don’t control, they provide real manual color one stereo audio and a headphone output require the effect icons, you can correction. Apply true RGB color correction for monitoring. The MXProDV adds a display all four sources full screen, with to any or all input sources. Also features single DV (IEEE1394) output. each source occupying 1/4 of the screen. Color bar and black burst generators. EQUIPMENT LEASING AVAILABLE PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO VIDEONICS MXPRO/MXPRODV Effects and Transitions VIDEO & AUDIO EDITING ◆ Over 500 video effects, including fades, The MXPro and the MXProDV both offer a wipes, slides, dissolves, zooms, and trailing unique and powerful preview output which effects. Plus picture-in-picture, multiple allows you to view up to four sources on one picture-in-picture, picture flip, luminance monitor. This saves you money and space, and chroma key, superimpose, movable because you don’t need a separate monitor mosaic, strobe, picture freeze (frame and for each source. field), strobe, posterization (paint), solar- Choose from three options depending on ization, negative, color inverse, zoom, and your application or need. Have all 4 inputs filter. Effects can be enhanced with soft displayed as smaller thumbnail screens (in edges, colored borders and drop shadows. addition to 30 transition options on one ◆ GPI interface allows external controllers to screen); choose 2 larger thumbnail screens trigger transitions. showing you “current” and “next”,or you can fill the screen with a “quad” view of all 4 inputs. You can also “freeze” frames from two different sources and toggle between full screen Managing Transitions views of both. Preview outputs on all mixers is composite (RCA) jacks. ◆ To help manage the 500+ transitions, they are separated into five logical color coded categories or effects “banks” User, Basic, Edges, Trailing, and Shapes. MXProDV Step-up Features — Basic Transitions: The MXProDV maintains the integrity of the digital signal from your DV camcorder or source Include all basic wipes and fades (over deck to your record device. And unlike non-linear video editing systems there is no rendering 203 240 transitions). time. MXProDV produces digital effects in real time, making it the ideal tool for both post- — Edge Transitions: production and live applications. For speed, quality and versatility the MXProDV is unmatched! These move a curved or jagged (saw- And now you can mix both high-quality analog and DV sources together. toothed) edge across the screen when Of course the MXProDV incorporates all the features of the MXPro. Over 500 eye-catching transitioning to a different picture source. transitions including curved and jagged edges, trailing effects, and “natural” shape effects like — Trailing Transitions: circles, stars, and hearts. Effect enhancements like soft edges, color borders and drop shadows. They leave a trail of images on the screen Real RGB color correction to compensate for minor lighting imperfections or slight color as a change occurs. The trailing images go differences between sources. Built-in chroma and luminance keying. There has never been a away once the transition finishes. more complete DV and analog production solution. — Organic Shape Transitions: The MXProDV also produces perfectly synchronized DV audio with CD quality. Enhanced They occur as a wipe in the shape of audio mixing capability provides on-screen slide controls for volume along with level meters so a geometric object, such as a heart, you ensure that your audio levels are properly set. MXProDV supports 32kHz 4-channel and five-pointed star, circle, binocular, 48kHz 2-channel digital audio with a multitude of mixing options. diamond, etc. ◆ Since it’s unlikely you’ll use all of the transitions — but will have a limited set DistanceDV Cables that you use most of the time, you can access your favorite transitions by creating Using breakthrough cable technology, Videonics has your own personal menu — the User achieved extension of the DV signal. Ideal for live and menu. Select up to 30 of your favorite studio events, DistanceDV cables use enhanced quality effects and access them instantly by cable components and a proprietary passive filter to pressing the “User” button. minimize the jitter and noise that long distances are ◆ Each of the effects “banks” can be easily susceptible to. Your production will benefit from the accessed with the press of one button. pristine digital signals produced by today’s DV sources. Once you get to know the mixer’s layout, Whether you’re running cable on location or in the production studio, DistanceDV cables you'll effortlessly select any effect, using the can extend your DV signal to 10 meters (33´), 20 (66´) or even 50 meters (164´) with the cursor keys or the numeric keypad. best picture possible. Each end includes a locking 4- to 6-pin adapter for maximum ◆ Manual transitions using T-bar or auto- flexibility. Use the 4-pin adapter for connections to digital cameras and mixers. Remove matic transitions (10 speeds) using auto- the adapter to use with 6-pin devices like converters, hubs and computers. take. MXPro can even memorize a DDV-10 10 meter (33´) cable ...........199.95 DDV-20 20 meter (66´) cable ...........299.95 sequence of actions and repeat them for DDV-50 50 meter (164´) cable .........................................................................................519.95 you, on cue. ORDER & INFO.
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