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Computer Video
Magazine December 2003 contents
Opening Scream
The Ed reckons lots of serious DVD creators will be buying Macs
to run Apple's DVD Studio Pro 2
News
IBC 2003 Show report; Apple PowerBook overhaul; Pinnacle Edition
relaunched; Avid FreeDV available for download; Pure Motion EditStudio
4 feature upgrade; LaCie four-way external burner; Canopus's OHCI-friendly
LetsEdit; LG five-way burner; royalty-free animation from Digital Juice;
royalty-free music scores from b2 Royalty-Free; Philips and MKM develop
double recording time DVD discs
Next Issue
What's coming in CV next month
Updates
PowerMac G5 update for Photoshop; Cut-price Ulead DVD Workshop
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
Subscriptions
Subscribe to CV and save 25% off the cover price in the UK and Europe
Bits and Bobs
Will Microsoft's Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 bring the
PC into the living room; and when will the USA do anything about its
spam merchants?
Glossary
A two-page jargon-buster to help you know your MPEGs from your M-JPEGs
DVdoctor
Man the barricades! Video analyst John Ferrick of DVdoctor Inc foresees
- and welcomes - a consumer revolt against software bugs
Reviews:
Cover Story:
Adobe Premiere
Pro
Video editing software for Windows, £617
Adobe After Effects 6
Video compositing, editing and animation program for Windows and
Mac, £664/£1,075
Apple DVD Studio Pro 2
DVD authoring software for Mac, £387
Pinnacle MovieBox
USB
Analogue-to-MPEG-2 USB 2.0 capture device and editing software,
£133
Roxio VideoWave
Movie Creator
Budget Windows video editing and disc creation software, £30
Technique:
An Introduction
to QuickTime VR for Windows and Macintosh
Paul Dickin explains how to stitch stills seamlessly into an interactive
movie-like experience with QuickTime VR.
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