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As the replacement for Apple's consumer-level iBook line, the new 13-inch MacBook isn't being marketed toward creative professionals. Nevertheless, packed with one of the most powerful mobile processors on the market--a 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo--this little notebook offers amazing rendering and encoding performance. But is it good enough to compete with the MacBook Pros and with desktop G5 systems? Surprisingly, yes, it is.
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In part 2 of Digital Media Net's exclusive interview, Avid CEO David Krall speaks with DMN's Charlie White about Avid's new Interplay workgroup collaboration system, continues explaining his "four pillars" strategy for Avid, and offers a few hints about what's to come from the Massachusetts-based company.
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The biggest problem for editors is digitizing all of the footage from tape. Not only does an editor need to log the tape, but the digitizing takes place in real time. In a fast paced edit bay, this can slow post production to a crawl. One solution is to have all of the footage shot in the format you need direct to disk. Three companies announced their solution at the National Association of Broadcasters convention this week.
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In vitro fertilization is often the last resort for couples who wish to have a baby of their own. While there are countless books on the subject, there wasn't a film that discusses virtually all aspects of the procedure, as well as the mental and physical, and not to mention monetary toll it can take on those who choose to embark on the journey in an effort to have children.
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In part 2 of Digital Media Net's exclusive interview, Avid CEO David Krall speaks with DMN's Charlie White about Avid's new Interplay workgroup collaboration system, continues explaining his "four pillars" strategy for Avid, and offers a few hints about what's to come from the Massachusetts-based company.
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Avid CEO David Krall speaks with Digital Media Net's Charlie White in this exclusive interview, conducted the day after Krall and his Avid colleagues introduced a variety of new products at Avid's NAB 2006 press event on Sunday, April 23, 2006. Headlining the new product intros was Interplay, Avid's workgroup content management software, along with new versions of Media Composer and much more. In part 1 of this two-part interview, Krall outlines his "four pillars" strategy for Avid, and explains how Interplay and the other new products fit into that strategy.
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The biggest problem for editors is digitizing all of the footage from tape. Not only does an editor need to log the tape, but the digitizing takes place in real time. In a fast paced edit bay, this can slow post production to a crawl. One solution is to have all of the footage shot in the format you need direct to disk. Three companies announced their solution at the National Association of Broadcasters convention this week.
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Based on preliminary numbers, this year's convention of the National Association of Broadcasters, held this week in Las Vegas, drew in some 105,000 attendees, making it the largest showcase for new Mac gear in the last several years. And once again, the Mac took center stage at the show. Unlike some of the recent NAB conventions, NAB 2006 didn't offer up a huge number of new Mac product announcements, but it did serve as a launch vehicle for some significant ones, from Apple as well as third-party hardware and software developers.
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To eager new HDTV owners, even a commercial is exciting in Hi Def. But so far, these moments are sporadic, except for bursts on special-event programming such as the Super Bowl or the Olympics. Nevertheless, a growing number of commercials is being posted in HD these days. Executives at leading post production houses are sold on the HD workflow and the flexibility it gives clients for any resolution they should need. And several recent developments may be hastening client demand for broadcast HD spots.
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