Non-linear video editing with computers (NLE for short) has given us enormous freedom. Not only the fiddling with adhesive presses and cotton gloves, synchronised tape machines or even toxic carbon tetrachloride in magnetic magnifiers from the early days of videotape are a thing of the past. today, "cuts" are non-destructive and can be altered at will (sometimes all too often). But the whole thing has one disadvantage .....
The final episode deals—what a surprise—with the final step of the workflow: delivery. Once everything has been cleanly edited and graded, you also want to export the finished video and show it to people.
This time it is about clip properties, titles, and effects—anyone who wants to master stabilization, filters, transformations, and similar things should watch the tutorial.
The tools are only half the battle—the rest is using them. The seventh episode of the Resolve tutorials is about an efficient workflow and how you should handle your footage within it.
The stripped-down version of Apple's editing software now offers real-time playback of effects with Dynamic RT, the Soundtrack 1.5 sound editor and the LiveType 2.1 font generator
Based on the IBM IntelliStation, yello! delivers the latest generation of turnkey solutions for video editing with discreet edit and combustion via its sales partner dcp.
— Avid Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVID) today announced that it acquired the remaining 50 percent ownership stake in iNews, LLC. Avid and the Grass Valley Group each had held a 50% stake in iNews.