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| Sony Vegas Pro 11: The Vegas Pro 11 collection integrates two powerful applications that work seamlessly together to provide an efficient and intuitive environment for video and broadcast professionals. This comprehensive suite offers the most robust and progressive platform available for content creation and production. With broad format support, superior effects processing, unparalleled audio support, and a full complement of editorial tools, the Vegas Pro 11 collection streamlines your workflow. From acquisition to delivery, from camera to Blu-ray Disc™, the Vegas Pro 11 collection delivers exactly what you need to produce outstanding results. for complete information on Sony Vegas 10 Pro:Specs and Pictures ADK Systems: We have configured several powerful editing systems for use with Sony Vegas by itself or with the Decklink/Blackmagic or AJA Kona cards. We took the "work" out of having to find the right NLE for the job. While these Video editing computers are pre-configured, we do have options and as always we prefer you to call us and discuss your needs and budget rather than ordering thru the web. Decklinks HD line and AJA's Kona line of video and audio I/O cards is designed for serious editing, graphic and design professionals. Now you can record, review and print SD/HD video with unmatched software capabilities. Decklink Workflow Decklink cards support a wide variety of workflows, from analog to combined HD/SD, SDI, Dual link and streaming. Up to 2 streams 10 bit 4:4:4 SDI and 12bit, 4:2:2 Analog. Audio: 2 channels XLR analog, 8 channels of I/O in SDI. Aja Kona Workflow: AJA Kona cards support a wide variety of workflows, from analog to combined HD/SD, Dual Link, HSDL and 2K. All Kona products ship with AJA's Machina™, the powerful stand-alone deck-control, playback and capture application, along with a host of powerful plug-ins for seamless integration with leading editing, graphics and effects applications, including Vegas, Adobe Premiere® Pro, Adobe After Effects®, Adobe Photoshop®, Autodesk® Combustion® and Eyeon Fusion®. Optimal file format support is offered in QuickTime and AVI, as well as in file-per-frame formats such as DPX, Cineon, TIFF, TGA and BMP. Cineforms NEO HD: NEO includes a number of additional visual quality and workflow enhancements for users of Vegas 10. HD Link/ReMaster: file conversion and image processing application converts most camera or file-based source formats into 10-bit CineForm Intermediate HD files while also performing valuable tasks such as telecine removal, deinterlacing, spatial resampling, and much more. Enables true 24p editing workflows from most HD sources. ReMaster on Mac also supports ProRes as a destination format. 3D Editing: create and edit CineForm 3D files, the industry's most common 3D editorial format. Adjust convergence, camera zoom disparity, stereo color adjustment, add 3D titles and graphics overlays, and more. for the benefits of NEO HD Click here. IP-DVC The perfect match for creating home movies without having to pay a premium for a professionally configured NLE, or pay for expensive software you have no need for. With Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum Studio Specs you can even edit in HD (HDV)! A great way to get all those Tapes you have of the family on to DVD, create Theme movies EG: all our Christmas' or follow Junior as he grows up. (a sort of "this is your life"). With Vegas its easy to learn yet allows for powerful options and effects. Core i7 Quad SD/HD Professional Real time SD or HD has never been so affordable with a quad core system. Perfect for event videographers who ingest SD/DV or HDV, without any ingest cards required. Render times are greatly enhanced with Quad core as is real time preview of effects. For those who need to ingest uncompressed from HDMI and analog we recommend the Decklink Intensity Pro. For those who need to ingest from or print to tape the Decklink HD Extreme (including DVCPro/P2) To read more about the Decklink products click here HD-5500: With 8 cores (16 with Hyperthreading) of processing power this system is ideal for Full length film, long play events, or for those who want faster final renders and more real time effects. This system would be required for those working with uncompressed HD and expecting multiple real time effects. A Decklink or AJA card coupled with the ADK HD 5500 Editing computer you are ready to ingest any 4:2:2 /4:4:4 broadcast format, edit in real time and finish your renders in time for your deadlines. To read more about the Xena Product line click here |
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For video editing systems we recommend a minimum of three hard drives. One for the operating system and programs, One (or raid set) for source files and capturing, and the third (or raid set) for rendering (both temporary and final output). For AVCHD, XDCAM, Red 2K 2 sets of raid 0 is highly recommended. for Red 4K and others it varies based on workflow and effects/Layers. You may also want to consider adding an archival or backup drive to protect your work from disaster. An internal drive is slightly faster, doesn't take up space on your desk, and in a pinch it can substitute for a source or render drive if needed. However, if anything truly nasty happens to the computer, its internal drives can all be damaged. An external drive, such as an ESata or NAS llke the Drobo are good soulutions though it does take up some desk space, can be easily detached from the computer and stored in a safe location until it is needed. A removeable hard drive bay combines the best features of these two types of drive. The drive bay connects as an internal hard drive for speed and space, but it can be easily removed (from the outside of the case) for storage. While Raid 5 is a nice way to acheive redundancy, again you should still have an external solution. When it comes to hard drive space, more is better, you do not want to fill your drives past 65%. While DV video doesn't really take up all that much space, if you are running uncompressed and/or HD video, you can quickly fill drives. More importantly is HDD thruput The following chart shows the approximate drive space usage and speed required for several common types of video: DV: 13 gigs/hour and 25mbits (3.6MBps) thruput, HDV(thru firewire) is the same. |
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