Inside June 2003's
Computer Video Magazine:
Regulars:
Opening Scream
The Ed - himself ever careful with his cash - points out the good news
in the mag for readers who don't have the deepest of pockets
News
Canopus launches own-branded video editing software; Adobe previews
pro-featured DVD authoring tools; Canopus DVRaptor given more RT capabilities;
Panasonic DVD-R/-RAM camcorders; Pinnacle low-cost analogue DV converter;
Sony DVD burn-all laptops; Ulead on-disc editing; Wacom drawing pads/interactive
displays
Next Issue
What's coming in CV next month
Updates
Pinnacle Edition 5 info update; Windows Media Player 9
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
Bits and bobs
A new section covering products that don't make the review pages,
and problem issues
Cover CD
A full breakdown of the extensive selection of audio samples featured
on this month's cover CD - and some great deals!
DVdoctor
Video analyst John Ferrick of DVdoctor Inc applauds the thinking
that led to use of the AGP bus in video editing, but wonders why some
firms find it so hard to take easy decisions
Ulead DVD Workshop
AC-3
Four copies up for grabs of Ulead's AC-3 audio-equipped DVD authoring
software - winner this month of Editor's Choice and Innovation awards
REVIEWS:
Final Cut Express
Video editing software for Mac, £240
Magix Video Deluxe
2.0 Plus
Budget video editing software for Windows, £60
Cover story:
Sonic Foundry
Vegas 4.0 +DVD
Audio/video editing and DVD authoring software and 5.1 AC-3 encoder
for Windows, US$600
Surcode Dolby
V-Plug
Windows stereo AC-3 encoder plug-in for Adobe Premiere, US$299
Ulead DVD Workshop
AC-3
Windows DVD authoring software with stereo AC-3 encoding, £299
Technique:
The Big Easy
(Upgrade)
Upgrading processors on BX-motherboard PCs - under £100, under
an hour, rendering time cut to one-third
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