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Computer Video
Magazine January 2004 edition
CONTENTS
Opening
Scream
The Ed looks back to the bad old days of VHS and analogue, and forward
to the The Chocolate Factory of delights available to today's digital
video editors
News
Sony VX2100 semi-pro camcorder launched; Mac OS 10.3 Panther uncaged;
LaCie Raid-able Big Disks
Next Issue
What's coming in CV next month
Updates
Avid Xpress Pro now shipping; Canopus provide Premiere Pro support;
Roxio Easy CD & DVD 6.2 update
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 this Christmas and save a third* of the cover price
(*UK and Europe only)
Glossary
A two-page jargon-buster to help you know your MPEGs from your M-JPEGs
DVdoctor
Video analyst John Ferrick of DVdoctor Inc predicts that 2.4GHz wireless
transmission systems will soon free us from cable clutter during shooting
REVIEWS
Cover Story:
Best of the Best
aDVanced PAL/NTSC
Converter
Software PAL/NTSC converter for Windows, US$98
Apple DVD Studio
Pro 2
DVD authoring software for Mac, £387
Epson Stylus Photo
900
Direct-to-disc inkjet printer, £150
Matrox RT.X100 Xtreme
Windows real-time DV/analogue video editing card, £845
Pioneer DVR-106
ATAPI/IDE multi-format burner - DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, £115
SmartSound SonicFire
Pro 3
Automatic music-track creation software for Windows and Mac, £279
SonicFoundry Vegas
4 +DVD
Audio/video editing and DVD authoring software for Windows, US$800
Adobe Encore DVD
Professional DVD authoring software for Windows XP, £400
Canopus DVRaptor
RT2
Real-time DV editing board for Windows, £370/£488
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