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Posted by Smarty on 01/10/06 04:15
Ulead Systems, a 16-year industry leader in video, image, and DVD software,
unveiled the latest developments of the company's high-definition video
authoring software at this year's CES event in Las Vegas. Ulead showed
features developed for the next generation of Ulead's DVD MovieFactory
consumer content authoring and production software.
BDAV recording allows users to record high-definition video content from HDV
camcorders such as the Sony HDR-HC1 to Blu-ray Discs in full HDV resolution.
Discs may be recorded directly from the camera in realtime, or video may be
first captured to hard drive for editing. Users may also record
non-copy-controlled program stream or transport stream HDTV recordings at
full resolution, including high-definition recordings made in Microsoft
Windows Media Center Edition Digital Video Recording (DVR-MS) format.
Editing features allow users to combine multiple standard or high-definition
clips as well as trim clips and extract sections of clips using Ulead's
unique Multi-Trim editing interface. Discs are recorded in BDAV format and
may contain nearly 2 hours of full-quality HDV video on a single-layer 25GB
re-recordable BD-RE or record-once BD-R disc.
Ulead demonstrated solutions to edit and author next-generation HD-DVD and
Blu-ray discs. High-definition authoring projects may incorporate video from
sources such as HDV camcorders, HD video residing on the computer, and video
captured from exiting, non-copy-protected DVDs. High-definition slideshows
with pan & zoom, transitions, and audio are also supported.
HD video editing is accomplished using Ulead's unique Multi-Trim editor
featuring frame-accurate editing. Menus may be customized by resizing and
rotating menu elements and applying motion effects to add a dynamic feel to
static backgrounds. Configurable menu transitions allow smooth segues to and
from menus and video titles. Newly developed SmartScene menus feature a
single preview area for project titles rather than separate motion buttons
as in traditional menu systems.
Full previewing allows an easy preview of all project content, including
menu transition effects. HD projects may be output to either HD-DVD Type I
or Blu-ray Disc HDMV formats.
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