Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at D5 Conference Highlight Reel
Posted on May 31st, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
Technorati Tags: apple, business, d5, iphone, mac, steve jobs, video
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iTunes Plus and EMI’s DRM-free music hands-on
Posted on May 31st, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From Engadget: It’s been a long time coming. So how could we resist giving the new higher quality, DRM free iTunes Plus music service a whirl? After all, we’re geeks, and loaded with all kinds of audio devices (not just iPods or Macs and PCs running iTunes) which we’d like to make use of with [...]
Blackmagic Releases Intensity Pro – Affordable HD Capture
Posted on May 31st, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From Creative Cow Press Releases: Blackmagic Design Inc. today announced Intensity Pro is now shipping and available now from Blackmagic Design professional video resellers worldwide. Intensity Pro is a new low cost and extremely high quality video capture and playback card for professional videographers that features HDMI, analog component, NTSC, PAL and S-Video capture and [...]
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iTunes 7.2 supports DRM-free ‘iTunes Plus’ music
Posted on May 31st, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From Playlistmag: An update to Apple’s iTunes software is available for download from Apple’s Web site and through the Software Update system preference. The new version, 7.2, adds support for previewing, purchasing and downloading DRM-free music through the iTunes Store. “We have always believed that music should be accessible and DRM-free,” Chris Bell, Apple’s director [...]
SPECULATION: 7 Predictions for WWDC 2007 by Apple Gazette
Posted on May 28th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From The Apple Gazette: 1 – Multi-Touch in Leopard – Leopard is going to be the main focus of WWDC this year,and I think one of the big surprises left in Leopard is the inclusion of the iPhone’s Multi-touch navigation. Now, I’m not saying that Apple is going to abandon the mouse at WWDC. Far [...]
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Review of iShowU: Screencasting Made Easy
Posted on May 28th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From pal and uberreviewer Tim Verpoorten: One of the things I quickly gravitated to after joining the world of Macintosh, was screencasts. In case you’ve never seen one, a screencast is essentially a moving screen capture. These are a sort of on-screen video where some generous soul walks you through the operation of a specific [...]
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Overview of the Frame Viewer in Final Cut Pro
Posted on May 28th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From James Alguire, care of the Maccast: After some delay, here is The missing Stuff, Guts & Video Episode 9, with more to follow shortly. In editing it is often necessary to compare frames of video in a sequence, for color correction, matching clips shot at different times or with different equipment, adjusting filters or [...]
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DVDxDV Pro Introduces Direct Export from DVD to Apple TV
Posted on May 27th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
DVDxDV Pro, the software that unleashes the power of DVD, adds direct export from DVD to Apple TV. Widely used in the television and film industry around the world, DVDxDV Pro converts DVD to high quality Quicktime movies for editing in Final Cut Pro, Avid, iMovie, and more. In addition to the Apple TV, DVDxDV [...]
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Apple’s Color | A History and Editorial
Posted on May 25th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From Walter Biscardi @ Creative Cow: On Sunday, April 15 at the NAB Apple Event, I fully expected to see the application formerly known as Final Touch re-released under the Apple name. What I did NOT expect was for the product to re-christened Color and for the application to simply be given away as part [...]
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Edit in Final Cut Pro on an iPhone. Really. I’m Not Kidding.
Posted on May 25th, 2007 by Joseph Nilo
From Walter Biscardi @ Creative Cow: You know it’s been a few weeks since NAB and surprisingly nobody has talked about a nifty little feature of the new Final Cut Studio and how it interacts with the new iPhone. You can actually install a “lite” version of Final Cut Express by putting the install discs [...]