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#Amiga Video

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#2122From: MediaPhileJan 18, 1995 1:56 PM
Attn: Amiga Videographers, The MediaEditor 4.0 program provides easy to use edit decision list Management for video editing. A tape containing raw un-edited footage is placed in a player deck and scenes are "logged" into the MediaEditor edit decision list. The scenes are previewed and recorded automatically under c computer control. Source video tapes are "logged in" by viewing the video, listening to the ae audio and recording the "IN" and "OUT" points of desired segments. The IN and OUT points are recorded in time or counts from the start of the tape. Values can be entered automatically by pressing the "RETURN" key as the tape plays. Once an edit list is logged-in, it is previewed and corrected before recording. MediaEditor also plays and records graphics images and animations from edit decision list script commands. In fact, you can execute any program or ARexx script from the edit decision list. MediaEditor 4.0 can control over 10 devices including 3 player video decks a switcher, a special effects generator, DAT and audio cassette decks, compact and laser disk players and a recorder video deck. It performs A-B Roll editing with switcher control and time code tape positiong. Toaster/Flyer, Panasonic and Videonics switcher control as well as GVP and Digital Creations genlock control make special effects and titles easy. MediaEditor 4.0 sells for $150 The new MP 3.0S Device Controller is an elegant solution to your Sony LANCS and Panasonic CTL-M control needs. It offers bidirectional control through a single cable interface and can be operated from both main and expansion board serial ports. The MP 3.0S is scheduled for release in February and will sell for $150. This package also includes the MP 3.0IR Infrared Controller. For information on this system call 603-898-3545 or e-mail your adress,tel# and systems equipment. Sincerely, Dean Rickman
#2183From: Tim WetmoreJan 20, 1995 11:02 AM
Dean; We here at Video Pro magazine would love to have a look at some of this stuff for possible review. Please let me know. Tim Wetmore, editor
#2244From: DAVID B. GOLDSTEINJan 22, 1995 11:29 PM
Tim, When is Video Pro going to hit the newsstands? Or, how about some info on subscriptions? Thanks! David
#2254From: Tim WetmoreJan 23, 1995 9:17 AM
It should already be at the newstands, though it should be noted that "newstand" is sometimes used generically in the pub biz. For Video Pro it means all major book store chains, like Barnes & Noble and Waldenbooks and high end computer and electronics stores. The other alternative is to write to us at 460 W. 34 St., New York, NY 10001. Thanks for your interest and let me know what you think. Tim