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Posted by doc on 10/08/87 11:26
yes, they said they would have the Sony CineAlta HDcam codec available in
March that engineering was working on the project and Sony was working with
them to get a total solution. that's good news. however, they did call
friday and offered yet two other options which included FCP and a PC
solution with Avid and a special capture card that cost $1500 BUT that Avid
would do a 4:2:2 capture while the Mac solution with the same card would
give us 4:4:4 and though i have no idea what all that means, what i was told
was that in order to do realtime HDcam we would have to have the 3 - 4's :o)
btw, any idea where i could get a bunch of 8 to 20 second clips that would
show transisions, FX effects, 2D, 3D, etc. that would be unbranded? i want
to show our founder this software capabilities on 15 Sept but don't have
time to "learn & do" a short movie that would show what we could do if we
had both LE 6 and Edius Pro 3 :o)
doc
"Martin Heffels" <biz@thisproductworks.com.> wrote in message
news:tbc6i1tp5fpeehffeue6ul63t8p28mu4r1@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 18:53:31 GMT, "doc" <doc@drdimento.net> wrote:
>
>>WHOA!!! canopus got back to us and what a WOW!!!! turns out the sony
>>cinealta has a proprietary codec that isn't on the market yet other than
>>through sony and in order or READ the HDcam codec one has to use their
>>editing box which is over $20,000. geez, this is a worse caudesec then
>>going with apple/mac :o)
>
> That's strange. Maybe their marketing-people were wrong? I don't know what
> else to make out of this:
>
> From http://www.canopus.us/US/products/EDIUS_HD/pt_EDIUS_HD.asp
>
> [quote]
> The Canopus HD software codec is native DVCPRO HD (SMPTE 370M) compliant
> and supports HD signal recording and playback from the hard disk to HD-D5,
> HDCAM or DVCPRO HD VTRs.
> [/quote]
>
> Did they say anything about this?
>
> cheers
>
> -martin-
> --
>
> "Beer is life!"
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