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Pinnacle delivers Liquid version 6.1
Mar 20, 2005 8:00 AM, Beyond The Headlines e-newsletter
The latest version of Pinnacle’s Liquid NLE includes multi-stream native HD editing, format-independent real-time effects, integrated DVD authoring, advanced audio tools, multi-cam support and a redesigned user interface.
Pinnacle Systems’ version 6.1 of its Liquid real-time SD and HD video editing systems is now available.
New capabilities include multi-stream native HD editing, format-independent real-time effects, integrated DVD authoring, advanced audio tools, multi-cam support and a redesigned user interface.
Liquid 6.1 allows video to flow unhindered by format conversion or time-consuming rendering steps. Several Liquid configurations optimized for broadcast environments are now shipping as turnkey systems.
A variety of analog and digital SD and HD I/O options are available including the new chrome HD option with support for uncompressed SD and HD through its SD/HD-SDI breakout box, as well as the blue option with multi-speed SDTI capture, background capture and DVCPRO50 support.
For more information, visit http://www.pinnaclesys.com/.
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