Avid is Listening to You! Customers Let Your Voice Be Heard!
By Jim Bask
Avid wants you to vote to better the products and service.
Avid wants you to vote to better the products and service.
NewBlueFX gives insight to the best editing on the internet today.
The Symphony option in Avid Media Composer has made color correction easier!
Avid is pleased to announce an exciting update to our current Reinstatement promotion for Media Composer: Customers who have Media Composer systems that were either previously on an Upgrade & Support plan and did not renew or who were never on a plan can get a Media Composer Upgrade & Support plan reinstatement for $399.00 and get a free copy of the Media Composer | Symphony Option!
So, we decided to move to DNxHR. DNxHR is the new codec family developed by the engineers at Avid. After years relying on ProRes for our post-production workflows, we are jumping ship… but it’s no big deal. Really! Here’s a little article that explains why we are embracing this new technology and why you should too.
One of the most intriguing things I saw come out of NAB 2017 wasn’t on the show floor of NAB but rather an image that popped up on Twitter out of the Avid Connect event held in the days before NAB began.
WGBH has connected all of its edit suites and mixing rooms—including 45 Avid Media Composer suites, Avid Symphony online/grading suites and four Avid Pro Tools 5.1 surround sound mixing rooms—with Avid shared storage.

When juggling countless editing, color correction, finishing, and delivery tasks, collaboration is key to meeting increasingly tight deadlines.

A new multi-year partnership with Microsoft that will bring more Avid services to the cloud was touted as the “final piece” of Avid’s transformed product strategy by CEO Louis Hernandez Jr. in a conference call today reporting the company’s Q1 2017 results.