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Digital Arts UK by Michael Burns The hardware liberation that started in Media Composer 6.0 is continued in the 6.5 update with a toggle for attach...

Avid AMA makes it easy to access and edit file-based media without transcoding. Now you can use AMA to export files back to the media's original so...

the Editblog on PVC by Scott Simmons The 6.5 update is only evolutionary and it’s not free but some of the new features and fixes are things we’ve ...

Digital Rebellion by Jon Chappell Avid Media Composer traditionally required all media files to be converted to its DNxHD Op-Atom MXF format but re...

Little Frog in High Def by Shane Ross …as in “going native.” Get it? OK, sorry…moving on. I have a new project starting up in June. This is a re...

MacVideo by Duncan Evans The top program for pro video editing has benefited from a wide-ranging makeover, says Duncan Evans With Apple almost thro...

Post by Greg Kiernan Like most Avid, editors I was waiting impatiently for the 6.0 release. Dreams of 64-bit architecture were spinning in my head...

Creative COW by Kirk Arnold When it comes to business strategy, you have to have a lot of insight and a little bit of luck. When Gary [Greenfield, ...

the EDITBLOG on PVC by Scott Simmons If you haven’t heard they have moved from FCP7 to Media Composer Back in January news broke that reality tel...

Philip Bloom Earlier this week we had an in depth reassesment of FCP X by 7 different editors and it was fascinating reading. Today my good Canadi...

DV by Oliver Peters Avid made the jump to 64-bit in November with its mainstream Media Composer 6, Symphony 6 and NewsCutter 10 software. This high...

Studio Daily by Scott Simmons Though This 64-bit Version Moves Faster and Looks Different, the Overall Workflow Remains, Comfortably, the Same The ...