Aurora introduces PipeSDI video editing card

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New: Aurora PipeSDI video capture card

New: Aurora PipeSDI video capture card 04/13/2004 10:04 AM
The PipeSDI video capture and editing card can take advantage of the Final Cut Pro RT Extreme architecture while providing broadcast-quality audio and video inputs and outputs for editors working with SDI and digital audio material.

Aurora intros PipePro SDI card

Aurora intros PipePro SDI card 12/11/2003 09:46 AM
Aurora Video Systems has released its PipePro SDI Card, a video editing and capture card specifically aimed at Apple's RT Extreme Engine and Final Cut Pro.

Digital Video Editing

Digital Video Editing 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

Driving Force in Video Editing

Driving Force in Video Editing 07/16/2004 04:52 AM
A custom Lexus at Macworld Expo has all you need to edit digital video on the go. Also: Making noise with the iPod ... erasing the phantom keyboard ... suspension of relief. Leander Kahney reports from Boston.

Creative Adds Video Editing to Audigy 2
ZS

Creative Adds Video Editing to Audigy 2
ZS 03/14/2005 06:03 PM

Creative's announced that their newest USB Sound Blaster Audigy will include video editing capabilities, including hardware encoding and THX Certified 24-bit music playback in as high as 7.1 surround sound. The device lets you connect camcorders, TVs, VCRs and whatever else you can think of through its DV, S-Video, and composite video ins and outs, analog and digital audio in and out and also its built-in 4-port USB hub. Content editing using the device (which includes video editing software) can be converted back to its original source and played back on a TV or VCR. Perhaps recognizing that onboard audio solutions are knocking on Creative's sound processing door, this is an interesting step for Creative to take in diversifying their product line. Available later this year for $385.

Creative Adds Video Editing to Audigy 2 [PocketLint]

Apple unveils new video editing tools

Apple unveils new video editing tools 04/18/2004 08:11 PM
The Mac maker unveils five new software packages for broadcasters and digital video editors, including new visual effects and editing tools for high definition video.

Notes and Tips: Video Editing Contest

Notes and Tips: Video Editing Contest 04/20/2004 10:02 AM
Stockstock could be a fun video-editing festival.

Apple takes bigger bite of video editing

Apple takes bigger bite of video editing 04/19/2004 10:59 AM
Personal Computer World Apr 19 2004 3:42PM GMT

Apple Upgrades Digital Video Editing
Software

Apple Upgrades Digital Video Editing
Software 04/18/2004 05:45 PM
Boston Globe Apr 18 2004 8:46PM GMT

Apple Debuts Latest Video, Film Editing
Software

Apple Debuts Latest Video, Film Editing
Software 04/18/2005 11:22 AM
Apple rolls out Final Cut Studio, a suite of video production software for professionals that includes a new program called Soundtrack, aimed at making video and film projects sound as good as they look in high-definition formats.

Apple Upgrades Digital Video Editing
Software (Reuters)

Apple Upgrades Digital Video Editing
Software (Reuters) 04/18/2004 03:04 PM
Reuters - Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O) on Sunday unveiled the latest versions of its digital video editing, DVD creation and special effects software, including a new program called Motion it says will vastly ease motion graphics effects.

Matsushita, Apple to develop digital
video editing system

Matsushita, Apple to develop digital
video editing system 04/19/2004 06:55 AM
Matsushita Electric Industrial and Apple Computer plan to market a digital video editing system that would "simplify and lower the costs of making TV broadcasts, movies and DVDs," reports AP...

Apple Debuts Latest Video, Film Editing
Software (Reuters)

Apple Debuts Latest Video, Film Editing
Software (Reuters) 04/17/2005 02:41 PM
Reuters - Apple Computer Inc. on Sunday rolled out Final Cut Studio, a suite of video production software for professionals that includes a new program called Soundtrack Pro, aimed at making video and film projects sounds as good as they look in high-definition formats.

palmOne introduces its first Wi-Fi card

palmOne introduces its first Wi-Fi card 08/17/2004 11:06 AM

Maxis introduces 3G data card

Maxis introduces 3G data card 04/18/2005 11:58 PM
Business Times Malaysia Apr 18 2005 10:15PM GMT

IOGEAR introduces Pocket Card Reader

IOGEAR introduces Pocket Card Reader 03/14/2005 06:28 PM
IOGEAR today launched its hi-speed, bi-directional Pocket Card Reader that makes digital and data transfers to and from Macs and PCs more convenient and less time-consuming, according to the release...

M-Audio introduces Revolution 5.1 PCI
sound card

M-Audio introduces Revolution 5.1 PCI
sound card 08/04/2004 07:58 AM
M-Audio today announced the Revolution 5.1 high-definition surround sound card for PCI-based Windows and Macintosh computers...

IOGEAR introduces removable Pocket Card
Reader

IOGEAR introduces removable Pocket Card
Reader 03/14/2005 04:23 PM
IOGEAR has launched a hi-speed, bi-directional Pocket Card Reader that reaches speeds up to 480 Mbps during digital and data transfers for use with digital cameras and other handheld PDAs. The Plug-n-Play device features MultiMedia Card (MMC) and Secure Digital Card (SD) readers. It supports USB 2.0 (and is backwards compatible with USB 1.1). The compact device is also hot swappable, allowing PC storage cards to be easily replaced without having to restart the computer. The Pocket Card Reader is PC- and Mac-compatible.

PriceGrabber introduces Visa debit gift
card

PriceGrabber introduces Visa debit gift
card 11/13/2003 05:24 AM
InternetRetailer.com Nov 13 2003 4:41AM ET

ID TECH Introduces Miniature Smart Card
Reader

ID TECH Introduces Miniature Smart Card
Reader 04/12/2005 03:27 AM
ZDNet India Apr 12 2005 7:17AM GMT

NTT DoCoMo Introduces Revolutionary
Mobile Wallet Service with First P506iC
i-mode Smart-Card Handset

NTT DoCoMo Introduces Revolutionary
Mobile Wallet Service with First P506iC
i-mode Smart-Card Handset 07/07/2004 08:01 AM
JCNN Jul 7 2004 11:20AM GMT

Canopus introduces two new video
converters

Canopus introduces two new video
converters 11/12/2003 06:47 PM
Canopus Corp. has announced two new video converters: the TwinPact100 and the ADVC300. Both are compatible with Final Cut Pro, Avid XPress and Adobe Premiere and are due in December at a list price of US$549 each.

Adobe introduces new video lineup

Adobe introduces new video lineup 04/19/2004 07:07 PM
globetechnology.com Apr 19 2004 10:20PM GMT

Apex Embedded Systems Introduces the
Stratus X-ND PC/104 Card for High-Speed
Data Acquisition for Extreme
Temperatures

Apex Embedded Systems Introduces the
Stratus X-ND PC/104 Card for High-Speed
Data Acquisition for Extreme
Temperatures 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
Monona, Wisconsin - Apex Embedded Systems, has announced the release of the Stratus-X-ND PC/104 card which enables high-speed data acquisition without interrupts. Designed for extreme duty operation (from -40C to +85C), the card is suitable for use by OEMs in medical, military, aerospace, scientific and communications applications where Commercial-Off-The-shelf (COTs) solutions are necessary. [PRWEB Dec 19, 2003]

How to unlock your cut down video card

How to unlock your cut down video card 12/22/2004 01:17 AM

Video Card Junkie

Video Card Junkie 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
There's nothing quite like a reinstallation of Windows to blow a perfectly good weekend. Not that I would have spent my time doing anything other than playing with software and catching up on my favorite news feeds. That's not the point. The point is: I'm thinking of dumping NVIDIA in favor for ATI. However, I'm not up for sinking another $500 on a video card that'll do what I need it to do. Sure, most of my time is spent on the desktop, but 2D acceleration is every bit as important as 3D speed. That Raedeon 900 XT is lookin' mighty fine, but not until or unless I can find a buyer for the Ti-4600. I'm completely unmotivated to do anything about it right now. For that, I'd like to blame the carbs....

Mid-Low End Video Card History

Mid-Low End Video Card History 05/16/2004 06:34 AM

Video Card History

Video Card History 11/10/2003 11:19 PM
Slashdot Nov 10 2003 11:36AM ET

Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder

Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder 06/30/2004 09:30 AM
Archos today introduced a new pocket-sized digital video recorder and player, the Pocket Video Recorder AV400, which has TV recording and scheduling capabilities, and audio, photo and data storage...

OpenWave Introduces Mobile Video
Voicemail

OpenWave Introduces Mobile Video
Voicemail 09/15/2004 01:31 PM
TechWeb Sep 15 2004 4:59PM GMT

X800 Video Card Wednesday? [Now
Available]

X800 Video Card Wednesday? [Now
Available] 01/05/2005 01:42 PM
According to one source, the ATI X800 video card could be debuted for the Mac as early as January 5th. The X800 was apparently shown as a demo at the ...

Tom's 46 Video Card Roundup

Tom's 46 Video Card Roundup 12/30/2003 09:39 AM
Hoagie writes "Tom's Hardware has posted (12/29) a huge 46 video card roundup. Included are a few generations of nVidia and ATI chipsets. Along with the ...

Nvidia's $1,000 Video Card SLI Solution

Nvidia's $1,000 Video Card SLI Solution 06/28/2004 09:55 AM

Hello, Future. I believe we've met before, in the past. nVidia has announced SLI for the GeForce 6800 series of PCI Express video cards. What does that mean for you, the already broke-ass gamer? Well, if you buy one of the new, expensive Intel motherboards with the Tumwater chipset, you can connect two of Nvidia's top-end, $500 video cards together via a "Scalable Link Interface" MIO port, harnessing the power of both cards simultaneously to render game graphics. It won't be twice as fast; the received wisdom is around 50 percent faster than a single card, although Nvidia is claiming up to 90 percent faster frame rates in some situations.

Although it might be easy to brush off SLI as a toy for rich gamers who can drop $5,000 on a gaming rig without a second thought (and you'd be right, at the moment), in the near future the SLI will offer a handy way to boost the performance of your existing card -- just toss another one in there and go. Unfortunately, if history is any reference, by the time a second 6800 becomes affordable, buying a whole new, next-generation video card is probably a better option.

No word if this is the same technology that Alienware was touting around E3. It would certainly make more sense if it were, as Alienware isn't exactly known for pioneering cutting edge video hardware solutions. Looking at the pictures of Alienware's solution, the interconnects do look different, so maybe they figured out some magic of their own after all.
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Alienware's Double Fisted X2 Video Array [Gizmodo]

NAB: Popwire introduces Ingestion Engine
video server

NAB: Popwire introduces Ingestion Engine
video server 04/21/2004 02:11 PM
Popwire on Wednesday announced Ingestion Engine, a new software-based video server for Mac OS X and Sun Solaris. The company declined to offer a specific price or release date for the software, but said that Ingestion Engine should ship in the third quarter of 2004.

StreamingMarketplace Introduces
StreamingOffice 2005 for Flash Video

StreamingMarketplace Introduces
StreamingOffice 2005 for Flash Video 04/07/2005 02:55 AM
StreamingMarketplace.com today announced the introduction of a new, bundled streaming offering called StreamingOffice 2005 for Flash Video. The service is hosted by Speedera Networks Inc., a leading global provider of on-demand distributed hosting and content delivery services. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]

Canopus introduces ADVC110 digital video
converter

Canopus introduces ADVC110 digital video
converter 07/06/2004 03:31 PM
Canopus Corp. On Tuesday announced the ADVC11 0, a portable analog/digital video converter that works with Macs and PCs. The ADVC110 is bidirectional and communicates with the computer using FireWire, requiring no software drivers to be installed in order to work.

Announcement: Kona 2 video capture card

Announcement: Kona 2 video capture card 04/20/2004 10:02 AM
AJA Video Systems announced Kona 2, a dual rate HD/SD 133 MHz PCI-X capture card that supports 8- and 10-bit uncompressed video for both HD and SD formats, plus various compressed formats offered in Final Cut Pro.

The most useless video card features of
our time

The most useless video card features of
our time 06/24/2004 04:14 PM

Announcement: Kona LS video capture card

Announcement: Kona LS video capture card 09/13/2004 10:32 AM
AJA Video Systems announced the Kona LS, a new Standard Definition capture card for post-production on the Power Mac G5 with Final Cut Pro.
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Aurora introduces PipeSDI video editing card