Yes, if it performs as promised, Avid’s new Interplay asset-management
system, based on the technology it acquired from Alienbrain, will help
simplify and streamline workflows for all kinds of facilities. But Avid
announced other interesting products for editors who are demanding that
their tools become ever more flexible, including a $5,000 software-only
version of Media Composer that will finally allow Avid editors to take
that show on the road as well as a 36 Mbps variation of its DNxHD codec
meant to enable HD offline applications. The company hopes it will
offer an especially good balance between quality and efficiency for HD
dailies.
system, based on the technology it acquired from Alienbrain, will help
simplify and streamline workflows for all kinds of facilities. But Avid
announced other interesting products for editors who are demanding that
their tools become ever more flexible, including a $5,000 software-only
version of Media Composer that will finally allow Avid editors to take
that show on the road as well as a 36 Mbps variation of its DNxHD codec
meant to enable HD offline applications. The company hopes it will
offer an especially good balance between quality and efficiency for HD
dailies.
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