Where is the Scoop from NAB 2008?

[Adam Rose esq.]

nope, but there are the XDCAM EX3 and the Red Scarlet!

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[Mike Kujbida]

New DVD Architect 5 and Blu-print Update.

LAS VEGAS, NV — (NAB Tradeshow Booth # SL12413) – Following the industry-wide adoption of the Sony Blu-ray high definition DVD format, Sony Creative Software today announced upgrades to its DVD Architect and Blu-print applications for authoring Blu-ray discs. Ongoing development of Blu-ray authoring solutions reinforces Sony’s commitment to offer comprehensive production solutions, from software to hardware, at the prosumer and global production scale.

DVD Architect 5 software enables independent producers and videographers to author both a standard definition DVD or a high definition Blu-ray Disc complete with full motion buttons, motion menus, scene selection menus, subtitles and alternate video and audio tracks. The clean, drag-and-drop DVD Architect interface, powerful layout and authoring tools work seamlessly with the Sony Vegas Pro video editing and production software, making it easy to develop dynamic menu-based DVDs, movies, picture slideshows and music compilations. Shipping in mid-June, DVD Architect 5 software will be available as a free downloadable upgrade to all registered Vegas Pro 8 users, as the Vegas Pro software ships bundled with the DVD Architect application.

[Danny Hays]

Way to go Sony. What good was a blu ray setting in the render selection without an authorizing package to go with it. I remember when Vegas was audio only. If they vamped up their new console and added midi and DX and vst instrument ability, there would be almost no need for any other audio and video software. Also a good chromakeyer or vectorkeyer too. That plugin has not changed since it came out I don’t think. I have to use Ultra 2 for that. Danny