Table of Contents: December 2008 EventDV

December 2008 EventDV Table of Contents

Posted 01 Dec 2008 By Alan Naumann , Anthony Burokas , Chris Randall , Ed Wardyga , Jan Ozer , Joe McManus , Kris Malandruccolo , Lance Gray , Laura Moses , Lee Rickwood , Marc Franklin , Peter Chung , Philip Hinkle , Shawn Lam , Stephen Nathans-Kelly , Steve Yankee , Stu Sweetow

Review: Jeff Pulera's HDV and Blu-ray for the Matrox RT.X2

Chris Randall | Jeff Pulera's new tutorial, available from Safe Harbor Computers, is an excellent resource for any Matrox RT.X2 user wanting to get the most out of HDV and Blu-ray production. It greatly helps the viewer get up to speed and learn the various encoding and export options for HDV Blu-ray projects.

Posted 13 Oct 2008 / December 2008 Issue By Chris Randall

Review: Epson PP-100 Discproducer

Chris Randall | The Discproducer is an innovative, high-quality solution that makes DVD duplication and printing easier than ever. Whether you want to use it for an individual disc or a batch job, its high reliability, superb print quality, and cost-effectiveness make it the ideal system for videographers who are looking for an all-in-one solution.

Posted 01 Jul 2008 / July 2008 Issue By Chris Randall

Table of Contents: July 2008 EventDV

Posted 01 Jul 2008 By Alan Naumann , Ben Balser , Chris Randall , Ed Wardyga , Jan Ozer , Joe McManus , Kris Malandruccolo , Lance Gray , Laura Moses , Lee Rickwood , Marc Franklin , Mark Von Lanken , Michael Y. Wong , Stephen Nathans-Kelly , Steve Yankee , Tim Siglin

Tutorial: Authoring and Burning Blu-ray Discs in Adobe Encore CS3

Chris Randall | It appears that the wait for a Blu-ray Disc authoring solution fully integrated with a mainstream pro NLE is over, with software giant Adobe selecting Blu-ray as their format of choice for delivery of HD video in the new CS3 version of Encore, which debuts in July with the release of Adobe CS3 Production Premium. Here's a quick walkthrough of Blu-ray Disc workflow in Encore CS3.

Posted 25 Jun 2007 By Chris Randall

Continuing Education: Matrox RT.X2 Revealed

Chris Randall | With hardware-assisted cards that provide their own real-time filters, you almost need a roadmap to follow how these effects can best be utilized in your day-to-day productions. When Jeff Pulera created the RT.X2 Revealed tutorial DVD ($99), he set out to create just such a roadmap—and quite a bit more.

Posted 01 Jun 2007 By Chris Randall , Laura Randall

Review: Matrox RT.X2

Chris & Laura Randall | The Matrox RT.X2 is a stable real-time HDV editing solution that adds filters and time-saving features to Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0. Dynamic Link and WYSIWYG video output allow users to view their work just as the client would. Most editors will need to upgrade or build a new system to accommodate the card and its requirements. At $1,995, it's not an inexpensive upgrade, but you will have a professional SD and HDV editing system that rivals much more expensive options.

Posted 03 Jan 2007 By Chris Randall , Laura Randall