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Posted by Gary Bettan on 05/20/07 14:01
Sony was showing a 64 bit version of Vegas at NAB.
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Sony Creative Software Partners with AMD to Host Technology Preview of
64-Bit Version of Vegas NLE Software
Monday, April 16, 2007
LAS VEGAS, NV National Association of Broadcasters Conference (NAB),
Sony Booth #SL2823 (South Hall 1) April 16, 2007 Sony Creative
Software, a leading provider of video and audio editing software
applications, in conjunction with AMD (NYSE: AMD), a leading global
provider of innovative microprocessor and graphics solutions,
demonstrated a 64-bit technology preview version of Vegas editing
software running on 64-bit Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor-based and
AMD Quad FX computing platforms. The technology preview demonstrated a
native 64-bit pre-release version of Vegas software running on AMD64
processor-based hardware and 64-bit Microsoft Windows Vista
Ultimate operating system.
"HD content production workflows really push 32-bit computing
platforms to the limit. Many performance barriers are removed when you
combine the 64-bit Vista operating system, native 64-bit software and
64-bit hardware technologies from processor providers like AMD,"
stated Dave Hill, vice president of technology for Sony Creative
Software. "A software-only solution like Vegas is perfectly positioned
to take advantage of the increased memory and threading capabilities
available in the 64-bit world. Technology such as the AMD64 computing
platform will dramatically enhance our software's capability to more
quickly and reliably help the user deliver every type of projectfrom
simple corporate productions to the most demanding HD feature-length
productions."
"AMD64 is the artist's computing platform, Vista Ultimate is the
artist's operating system and Sony Vegas software is the most
intuitive and artist-friendly NLE software available," said Charlie
Boswell, director of Digital Media and Entertainment for AMD. "64-bit
Vegas on Vista and AMD64 computing platforms promises to obliterate
previous limitations and allow artists to create at the speed of
thought."
Sony Creative Software plans to release a 64-bit version of Vegas
software by the end of 2007.
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