#Razor Pro details??
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I would be interested in finding the source of detailed information about Razor
Pro software. This forum is my main source of info about
3D/Animation/Multimedia but I realize in scrolling through my saved threads
that although I've retained many references to RP I don't have any specifics.
Is there a "FAX BACK" service, telephone number, or FAQ anywhere here on the
forum that might have details?
Thanks again,
Carlton
Carlton,
Here are some specifications that I have collected for RP:
IN:SYNC Corp.
Telephone # 301-320-0220
Fax# 301-320-0335
Razor Pro
Feature List
-An infinite number of layers of video clips and stills can be composite
together.
-An infinite number of audio tracks can be composited together -Video clips
and stills can be up to 2000×2000 pixels.
-Can read and write ANI files (created by the Personal Animation Recorder).
-Can read and write DVM files (created by the TARGA 2000).
-Can read and write sequences of Targa files in any color depth up to 32 bit
-Can read and write BMP files in any color depth up to 32 bit.
-Can read and write FLC and FLI files.
-Can read and write AVI files using any Video for Windows installable
compressor/decompressor such as the Microsoft Video 1, Cinepak and Intel Indeo
codes.
-Can read and write WAV audio files.
-Convert files between any of the following formats: ANI, DVM, AVI, BMP, TGA,
FLC, FLI, WAV, PAL.
-Audio can be up to CD quality.
-Each audio clip has a volume graph allowing you to alter the column of that
clip over time
-Source materials, transitions, and effects are all stored in the Library for
easy project management.
-RAZOR PRO comes with a number of digital effects which can be applied to
images including color correction, tint, brightness, contrast, glass,
displacement, pixelate, emboss, invert.
-RAZOR PRO accepts third party plug-ins such as Elastic Reality's TransJammer,
Aldus Gallery Effects and Kai's Power tools.
-Effects can be applied to more than one source.
-Sub pixel rendering for incredibly smooth motion.
-Video clips can be combined using alpha channel, chroma key, still or
travelling mattes.
-RAZOR PRO comes with a number of transitions including wipes, cross fades,
luminance fades and matte fades where an image is used to perform a fade over
time.
-Customizable wipe transition that wipes in any direction and angle and even
allows you to change the angle of the wipe during the wipe.
-Effects and transitions are stackable so that they can be applied to the
result of an effect or the result of a transition. There is no limit to the
number of effects which can be applied to a clip.
-Transitions can be applied between two or more clips allowing you for
instance to apply transitions between picture in a picture clips at the same
time as applying a transition between two background clips.
-Transition and effects are rendered using true field rendering eg. wipes are
filed rendered giving smooth wipes
-Output the files without a background (in 32 bit).
-Use the character Generator to create titles for your project. Uses any
truetype font in any size, style, color.
-Can also be used with matte effect in order to create textured text
-Use the DVE generator to move and rotate images and text around the screen in
three dimensions.
-Uses sub pixel positioning for ultra smooth motion
-Use the RAZOR tool to cut up clips.
-Trim a clip while maintaining the relative position of all the other clips.
-Mike
Thanks Mike,
That RP list is jut what I need to get started.
Carlton
Carlton,
>>That RP list is jut what I need to get started.<<
No, you need the software to get started, that list won't run without it. <G>
I'm using RP and the program is running well, there is a NT version in the
works but I'm not sure when.
-Mike
Mike-
I'm going to call In:Sync Monday. I'm in the throes of trying to decide on
Premier 4.0 for windows or RP. (And I'm pretty new to the entire MM/video
experience).
My main use of the PAR will be for recording 3DS animations to tape. But I
have a colleague who is interested in manipulating short segments of Hi-8
video, and being able to output his edited compositions to tape, CD-ROM, and
avi or quicktime files.
Then there is the money factor to consider. (G)
Carlton
Mike,
Thanks for providing Carlton with the info –
FYI – NT version June 1
Stand by for the specs….they really kick…
Jamie Carr
in:sync
Carlton,
If you have internet access we have recently started our
Web page:
http:/www.in-sync.com/in-sync
which contains the latest information on our product,
FAQs and an easy way to contact our techical gurus.
Jamie Carr
in:sync