With regards to earlier posts about video editing:
via MacCentral
>Radius brings post production video to desktop.
[Staff] - Holstering the video production power of a PCI based Macintosh, Radius has
announced Radius EditDV 1, a "breakthrough editing system that brings
professional-level, 100% digital non-linear editing to the desktop."
The new hardware and software package combines first end-to-end DV format editing
solution with DraftDV, a unique rendering mode, allows the editor to produce
VHS-quality drafts three to five times faster than fully rendered video. The three other
tools included with this package are SoftDV, Radius EditDV's scalable playback software
codec, which allows users to view different levels of resolution, LiveDV which lets
editors turn QuickTime movies into full motion over FireWire, and non-square pixel
rendering eliminates distortion in the rendering process, MotoDV, Radius's
award-winning digital capture software.
Mark Housley, Radius president and CEO makes the bold statement: "We believe that
Radius EditDV will do for video what Adobe Photoshop did for photography."
One breakthrough provided by Radius's EditDV is its price of $999. Previously,
high-end workstations capable of the same effects have cost $25,000 - $50,000. The total
price of a high-end Macintosh and EditDV brings the total price of a full video
workstation to $6,000 - $7,000.<
More information on the EditDV and other Radius products is available from:
radius.com
I know little about the subject, but I think this release is on point.
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