Realtime native HDV 720p (JVC ProHD) editing now supported with Matrox RT.X2
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Be among the first to download and discover release 2.0 software for the Matrox RT.X2â„ ¢ realtime HDV and DV editing platform. Release 2.0 provides significant new features including realtime native editing of JVC's ProHD HDV 720p format. "Support for all the 720p formats used by JVC's popular ProHD series cameras will make RT.X2 even more attractive to corporate communicators, event videographers, project studios, educational facilities, and digital filmmakers," said Wayne Andrews, Matrox RT.X2 product manager. "The 720p format gives them an affordable way to get into HD production." Other new features in release 2.0 include:
Support for Matrox HDV files and Matrox Flex CPU effects in Adobe After Effects
4:2:2:4 (YUVA) MPEG-2 I-frame editing in HD and SD
Realtime playback and mixing of Adobe native HDV files - .MPEG and .M2T
Improved color correction tools
WYSIWYG video output for Adobe Bridge and Windows Media Player
Four new effects - cube, impressionist, ripple, twirl Official announcement We will officially announce this release on January 8, 2007 but wanted to give you and RT.X2 owners a heads up so you can start benefiting from JVC ProHD support today. Release 2.0 is already incorporated into the RT.X2 product guide and datasheet on the public and dealer websites. Availability Matrox RT.X2 release 2.0 will be available tomorrow for download. Matrox RT.X2 registered owners can download this release free of charge from the support section of the Matrox website.
Be among the first to download and discover release 2.0 software for the Matrox RT.X2â„ ¢ realtime HDV and DV editing platform. Release 2.0 provides significant new features including realtime native editing of JVC's ProHD HDV 720p format. "Support for all the 720p formats used by JVC's popular ProHD series cameras will make RT.X2 even more attractive to corporate communicators, event videographers, project studios, educational facilities, and digital filmmakers," said Wayne Andrews, Matrox RT.X2 product manager. "The 720p format gives them an affordable way to get into HD production." Other new features in release 2.0 include: