Up until that point, the only way to increase the quality of video capture and to monitor high quality footage in real-time was with their specialized Nitris DX and Mojo DX hardware which could cost a pretty penny. When Avid announced support for the Matrox MXO2 Mini at NAB 2010, it literally sent shockwaves through the editing world. With these new tools and updates, Avid is showing that it has no intention of giving up its highly respected spot in the editing world. It has also added the HDCAM SR Lite codec to its popular Avid Media Access tool, more support for control surfaces from their recent acquisition of the Euphonix company, along with better search capabilities with the exciting new PhraseFind tool, better integration with their extremely successful Pro Tools audio software, and the ability to tweak transitions with the Smart Tool feature. In keeping with its recent policy of third party hardware support, Avid has added the ability to capture, monitor, and output with AJA Io Express in Media Composer.
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The answer is quite a bit… for a point five update that is. With the release of version 5.5 of its popular Media Encoder editing software, Avid is clearly looking to do just that. However, with so many editing programs on the market today, Avid has more pressure than ever to make every software update count. This was due not only to Avid’s early foray into the world of nonlinear editing, but as a direct result of its strong media management support and useful editing tools.
Ever since introducing Media Composer back in 1989, Avid has claimed a large section of the video editing market by making its editing software a standard for others to live up to.
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