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Ralf Jurrien : 2007-04-16 12:10:00
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Apple Final Cut Studio 2 : Apple unveiled Final Cut Studio 2, an upgrade to the industry's leading video production suite that delivers new creative tools designed expressly for edi- tors. Final Cut Studio 2 includes Final Cut Pro 6, which introduces Apple's ProRes 422 format for uncompressed HD quality at SD file sizes and support for mixed video formats and frame rates in a single Timeline; Motion 3 featuring an intuitive 3D environment, paint and new behaviors; Soundtrack Pro 2 with dozens of innovative tools for multitrack editing, surround mixing and con- forming sound to picture; Compressor 3 delivering powerful batch encoding for multiple formats with a single click; and DVD Studio Pro 4.2 for SD and HD DVD authoring.
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Mark Peters : 2007-01-25 00:41:00
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Apple Aperture 1.5 review : Apple manages to surprise the world quite regularly, whether it's with amazing computers and the iPod, or with software. Often, their competition just has to wait in fear and trembling to see what the designers in Cupertino have come up with next. In December 2005, every photographer had their eyes trained on Apple after they announced a new way of handling RAW files. Apple Aperture was born and set to compete directly with the lord and master in this area of photography software: Adobe. Not so much with Photoshop, but with Lightroom. Apple's main strength is that their software can use both the operating system and CORE. Of course, the disadvantage is that it can only be used with an Apple computer.
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Ralf Jurrien : 2007-01-25 00:30:00
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iLearning Software for iPods : A software application that adds more usability for Apple's iPod devices was released today by MediaClick Inc., a Naples, Florida company. PodCourses and PodQuizzes can be authored, packaged and sent to iPods using the software. The interactive courses begin with instructional content that can include links to active content such as video presentations. The instructional material is followed by a multiple-choice quiz that provides immediate feedback and a score. The iLearning possibilities extend beyond educational focused uses, explained Cox: "The program's functionality could be used to make full multimedia courses or simple T & F quizzes that advertisers could use to make you think about them."
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