Pinnacle Liquid Edition 6 Pro Review by Charlie White
Digital Media Net by Charlie White New Edition makes the most of hardware and software 
When we took a look at a late beta version of Pinnacle Liquid Edition Pro ($1000) about three months ago, it was a full-featured upgrade of Pinnacle’s nonlinear editing software and hardware product. With numerous improvements to its user interface, a brand new hardware breakout box and evolutionary improvements in other areas, it was already an impressive effort. As could be expected, it was not entirely stable in its late beta condition, so after an extensive overview of the software and hardware, we vowed to test it for stability after it was released. Here’s what we found. ...Read More
When we took a look at a late beta version of Pinnacle Liquid Edition Pro ($1000) about three months ago, it was a full-featured upgrade of Pinnacle’s nonlinear editing software and hardware product. With numerous improvements to its user interface, a brand new hardware breakout box and evolutionary improvements in other areas, it was already an impressive effort. As could be expected, it was not entirely stable in its late beta condition, so after an extensive overview of the software and hardware, we vowed to test it for stability after it was released. Here’s what we found. ...Read More
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