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About Video Editing > Hardware Guide Professional Digital Video Editing SystemsAlthough this web site is mainly for home video makers rather than professional video editors, I'll list the most popular professional video editing systems here for completeness anyway. You may want to upgrade to professional solutions someday. Yes, video editing is an addiction. Or maybe you want to start your own production house and make your living on it. For now, you don't have to worry about the price. They range from 20k to half million. Just make yourself informed on what the professionals are using.
Avid Media Composer delivers dual-stream compressed and uncompressed 601 images, real time 3D effects plus real time 9-stream hardware multicam and 24P Universal offline editing. Avid Symphony, capable of real time, multilayer, uncompressed editing and special effects, including color correction, keying, compositing, paint, character generation, 3D effects and audio editing and mixing. Symphony includes the full Media Composer feature set and adds the conforming, real-time finishing and multi-format mastering tools required for high-end film and television editorial work. Avid Film Composer is the system of choice of editors of virtually every major motion picture today. Providing 23.976P, 24P and 25P Universal offline editing, real-time 3D-FX and precise matchback to every major film format; if you're editing film and not working with an Avid Film Composer, your clients will probably wonder why not.
Discreet Fire, a Unix-based nonlinear editing, conforming and finishing system for digital cinema and HD production. Discreet Inferno, most commonly used for high resolution commercials and sophisticated film compositing, this Unix-based software runs on SGI's Onyx 3000. Discreet Flame, positioned as a compositor for smaller boutiques, independent post houses and network/cable broadcasters creating effects for commercials, music videos and promos, offers a slightly reduced feature set compared with Inferno. Discreet Smoke, Fire's little brother, runs on the SGI Octane2 platform, and works in 2K, HD or traditional standard definition formats on a single unified system. Smoke offers 24p 2K playback and an expanded 3D DVE module with real time interactivity at full RGB 4:4:4 resolution.
Pinnacle Liquid Chrome is designed for effects-intensive post settings where time and quality are at a premium. Liquid Chrome brings together three of Pinnacle's components into one editing and compositing system -- Pinnacle's Liquid editing application, the TARGA 3000 compositing engine and Pinnacle's K2 single-chip 3D DVE Pinnacle Liquid Silver is an MPEG-2 post editing solution aimed at long form or corporate editing. Liquid Silver uses MPEG-2 4:2:2 and uncompressed formats, offering the same quality as traditional MJPEG systems for 40% less disk usage. CinéWave is software and hardware working together to deliver more speed and flexibility on the Mac G4. CinéWave, the first uncompressed editor for Final Cut Pro, provides non-linear editing, unlimited layering, uncompressed real-time effects, motion tracker, paint, and compositing tools. CinéWave is designed to work in DV, DigiBeta, uncompressed 601, PAL, NTSC, 1080i, 1080p, 4:3, 16:9, DVD, and the Web.
Quantel iQ sits at the head of the class of the generationQ line of products. An entirely new technology, iQ provides a completely integrated working environment where Quantel's unique hardware meets the openness of a standard PC. Quantel eQ, Quantel's new HD nonlinear editing and effects system offers interactivity and performance that might be expected from SD nonlinear systems. Quantel QEdit Pro, next generation multi-format editing and effects system delivers real 10 bit non-compressed quality AAF-compliant SD/HD PC-based NLE with a high-end creative toolset for the mainstream finishing market. |
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