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Inside December's
issue...
Opening Scream
The Ed has put his teeth back in - all the better for savaging moronic
EU bureaucrats over non-working camcorder inputs
News
Pioneer burns its fingers; Panasonic turns nasty; WD 200GByte drives;Multicam
support for Canopus Storm and RexRT Pro; Dazzle RT on a laptop; DV edit-ready
Samsung laptops; low-cost PAL/NTSC converter; £70 software-only
editing bundle; IBC Show report
Next Issue
Whatís coming in CV next month
Updates
Canopus ProCoder V1.2; Mac OS support for TerraTec
4G sound cards
Help on the net
The quick and easy way to solve your video editing
problems and get help with buying decisions
Help & letters
Advice on buying decisions, fixing problems and
getting decent service from suppliers, plus your
comments about the magazine and much more
Reviews
Cover Story
Canon DM-XM2
Three-CCD MiniDV camcorder with DV/analogue in/out, £1,642
Canopus ADVC1394
Internal FireWire card-cum-AV/DV converter for Windows and Mac, £235
CyberLink PowerDirector
Video editing software for Windows, £94
InnoBits BitVice
MPEG-2 encoder for Mac, US$297
Matrox RT.X10
Real time analogue/DV editing card and software for Windows, £469
Philips DVDR890
Set-top DVD+R/DVD+RW recorder, £465
PowerQuest Drive
Image 2002
Windows back-up software, £40
Steinberg Clean
(Plus)
Windows audio restorationand CD burning
software, £23/£54
Subscriptions
Subscribe to CV and receive 15 issues for £40 ñ
a saving of £17.75 compared to the street price
Buyer's Guide
An in-depth guide to buying the best video editing
hardware and software
Glossary
Two-page jargon-buster to help you know your MPEGs
from your M-JPEGs
DVdoctor
Video analyst John Ferrick of DVdoctor Inc looks
at the audio mixing and recording options for
multi-camera shoots
Read the full
review in December 2002's Computer Video magazine.
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