Production Apprentice by John DeMaio
Matrox was kind enough to send over an MXO2 Mini for us to try out. After seeing the demonstration at the Matrox event in Orlando, I was excited to see what this little box could do – so I gave it a test drive. Continue reading »
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Ikan has built an excellent reputation for providing high quality tools and accessories at reasonable prices. Their new VX-9 8.9” LCD monitor continues this tradition. Continue reading »
BrightDawn is a strategic marketing firm serving a variety of political, industrial, and commercial entities from its Richmond, Virginia headquarters. Along with his responsibilities as senior managing partner, Dana Love also has special involvement in the creative side of the business. His experience as a Steadicam operator, video editor, and field producer was instrumental in bringing production and post-production expertise in-house over the past two years. He’s created a boutique facility to help BrightDawn’s clients cost effectively promote and extend their messages by capitalizing on new opportunities in the rapidly evolving media market. Since he discovered Matrox MAX H.264 encoding technology, the firm’s bottom-line has been greatly enhanced. “I can easily say that we are 20 times more competitive than we were six months ago.” Continue reading »
Montreal, Canada – November 25, 2009 — Matrox® Video Products Group today announced Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.2 support on the Mac for Matrox MXO2 Mini, MXO2 LE, MXO2 and MXO2 Rack. These devices provide all the features of an I/O devices and a sturdy breakout box with the added advantage of portability. They can be easily moved among the Mac Pros in a facility or taken on the road with MacBook Pros. Users get highly-reliable, broadcast-quality input/output and HDMI video monitoring with unique Matrox calibration controls including blue-only. They also benefit from a wide variety of HD and SD workflows with Adobe Premiere Pro thanks to Matrox MXO2’s 10-bit hardware up/down/cross scaling engine and support for a wealth of file-based formats and industry-standard codecs. Continue reading »
