In Scott Simmons’ recent blog post for ProVideoCoalition, the author delves into the intricacies of speeding up the editing process within Avid Media Composer, a widely used video editing software in the industry.
In an article by Oliver Peters for the DigitalFilms website, the author discusses the recent acquisition of Avid Technology by private equity firm STG. The deal, announced on August 9, 2023, will transition Avid from a publicly traded to a private company, offering stockholders a premium over the low share price reported in May. However, this price is lower than the company’s high point over the past year.
We are excited to inform you that Atomos has developed an Adobe Premiere Pro Extension for Atomos Edit where Atomos’ browser-based NLE appears as a panel directly inside Premiere Pro.
Avid recently posted their first article in an exclusive Avid series on artificial intelligence (AI) and new technologies. Avid is tapping into the power of these emerging technologies to innovate and support their customers.
The never ending quest for content continues in 2023, and Avid has developments that production professionals can look forward to. VP of Product Management at Avid, David Colantuoni, speaks with Creative COW to outline the moves toward efficiency within Nexis Edge, Media Composer, and Pro Tools that won’t require editors to stop work for re-training.
Media Composer 2022.12 now speaks the same language as Pro Tools. With the latest release, you can export a Pro Tools session directly from Media Composer | Ultimate and Media Composer | Enterprise along with your video sequence, cut points, and markers.
Apple’s all-new iMac features a more compact design that’s powered by the company’s M1 chip. The new iMac is just 11.5 millimeters thin, and is available in a choice of seven vibrant colors.
Mango Street has uploaded the beginnings of an amazing masterclass that could be used to help editors create a better workflow for themselves.
Oriana Schwindt wrote up 4 great ways to use hybrid cloud storage for post production in a recent article.
I zipped over to the website and then dove into some of its history. In 2016, Sony cut ties with Vegas, selling it to MAGIX, who then created the subsidiary Vegas Creative Software. The company offers four different software platforms: VEGAS POST, VEGAS Pro, VEGAS Movie Studio, and VEGAS Stream.