NLESystems Blog

EventDV by Mark Von Lanken

As your editing workflow slow because you are shooting with DSLR or AVCHD cameras? Do you ever feel like your NLE is fighting you instead of working with you? I have heard complaints about instability, crashes, unresponsiveness, rendering, and transcoding, and the list goes on and on. I have been editing on a computer for 11 years, and I have experienced very few of those complaints. In 1999, I was editing with Rex Edit by Canopus. Fast-forward 11 years; I am now editing on EDIUS 5.5 by Grass Valley. EDIUS is the evolution of Rex Edit, so it brought with it two key features from Rex Edit: stability and real-time performance. When making a living with your NLE, those are two very important features to have; after all, time is money. Continue reading »

Vimeo Video by D&RFilms

Okay.. time to edit some 1920X1080 60P footy from the to be released Panasonic TM700.
This is NATIVE AVCHD 60 fps footage being edited in RT!

This is the future… 1920 X1080P 60fps.

Using a computer config very similar to our DIY7 build:

•  Core  i7 920 stock speed
• 6 GB DDR3
• 500GB system drive
• TB video drive (no raid)
• GeForce 9600 GSO (not even close to high end)

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Paris, France/Nevada City, CA — Continuing to extend the reach of its EDIUS PC-based nonlinear editing (NLE) software, at NAB 2010 Grass Valley will unveil the latest updated version, which now includes real time, full resolution AVCHD editing already released for the EDIUS Neo 2 Booster package.  This new feature is ideally suited to the professional and prosumer videographer who shoots and/or edits AVCHD video and desires native real-time performance when editing material compressed with the AVCHD format. In addition, EDIUS 5.5 is now fully Windows 7 compatible. Continue reading »

TV Technology by Jay Ankeney

This year’s “State of the Edit” report harvested some timely perspectives on our chosen craft from top industry insiders. Continue reading »