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Blackmagic makes yet another nice acquisition
First it was DaVinci, now it’s Teranex. Blackmagic has certainly added some top flight pieces to its puzzle. Here’s the story: https://news.creativecow.net/story/867873
I’m guessing that great up/down and standards conversions may be in the future of Blackmagic I/O devices and cards.
David Roth Weiss
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[David Roth Weiss] “I’m guessing that great up/down and standards conversions may be in the future of Blackmagic I/O devices and cards.”
I agree with that. I also wonder how long it will be before we see a DaVinci hardware accelerator.
Or does the pace of GPU development make that unnecessary?
Could they create a system to rival Quantel?
I guess they already have one with the Linux version of Resolve ( and it’s support for 16 GPUs).
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Wow.
Don’t forget the EchoLab acquisition, either. They’ve acquired quite a lot of impressive technology and engineering talent in the last couple years.
Walter Soyka
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[Walter Soyka] “They’ve acquired quite a lot of impressive technology and engineering talent in the last couple years.”
How is their tech support talent these days?
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
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[Jason Jenkins] “How is their tech support talent these days?”
At their prices they don’t believe in tech support. Fortunately I’ve never had a single hardware malfunction with any of their cards and converters and this is going back at least 7 years. If you like tech support, you buy AJA.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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BMD is slowly and surely becoming a behemoth. It’s good to see some video companies growing now when so many of the older ones are dead and dying.
Robert Brown
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[Herb Sevush] “Fortunately I’ve never had a single hardware malfunction with any of their cards and converters and this is going back at least 7 years.”
I heartily second this. I’ve been using their cards for a similar amount of time, and have always been happy.
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I wonder when they buy Avid?
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[Craig Seeman] “I wonder when they buy Avid?”
After the chapter 11 reorganization.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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If they do buy Avid, wouldn’t they kill support for AJA, MOTU, MATROX, BLUEFISH?
That would suck big time…
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Relax, where just being hypothetical.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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