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U Direct turns to Media 100 HD, 844/X finishing system
Mar 2, 2005 12:31 PM, HD Technology Update e-newsletter
The Media 100 HD is a 10-bit uncompressed Macintosh-based system that can mix multiple-resolution SD and HD material in the same timeline.
U Direct Productions in New York City has purchased the Media 100 HD to meet its current and future needs for broadcast spot production.
The Media 100 HD is a 10-bit uncompressed Macintosh-based system that can mix multiple-resolution SD and HD material in the same timeline. It will let U Direct edit and deliver high-quality broadcast masters for advertising agencies, corporate brands and other clients in 4:3, 16:9 without going out of house.
The move strengthens the company's one-stop capabilities, which include real-time editing, effects, compositing and finishing using the 844/X.
The Media 100 844/X offers online editing and effects finishing with real-time, 10-bit uncompressed editing and compositing power. Version 3 features advanced, real-time, high-precision keying and real-time 3D digital video effects.
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