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Presentation Industry News:
• Sonic Foundry's MediaSite Live Wins Powerpoint Presentation Shootout
Receives Top Score at Training 2003 PowerPoint to E-Learning Shootout
• Kayye Consulting Certified to Teach Interior Design Seminars
Interior designers and architects to receive education credit for ProAV dealer licensed courses as a service to draw designers and architects into their company
• Clarity Intros New 50-inch LCD Technology
Puma 50-inch LCD based on "XP" optical engine, gives display higher performance
• Time Warner Telecom Intros New Metro Ethernet Services
100 Times Faster Connections; Less Total Cost of Ownership
• WiebeTech Drops Price on FireWire Drive
Enclosure also sees price reduction
• Plextor Chooses Sonic MyDVD for Its First DVD Recordable DVD+R/RW Drive
• Gateway Unveils Growth and Cost Reduction Plans
Company Plans $400 Million Annual Cost Reduction
• Gefen's DVI Video Splitter Delivers Two Clear Signals Using A Single Source
Duplicates Any Digital Video Signal
• Projectors By Digital Projection Shine Brightly At The 2003 Grammy Awards
• NEC Intros Customizable Installation Projectors
New GT5000 and GT6000 Offer Integrated Networking, Dual Lamp Configuration, Flexibility in Aspect Ratio Control
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Model offers 1,800:1 contrast ratio, SVGA resolution
Dell today announced its new 2100MP digital projector. The new model is a DLP-based unit (single-chip) targeted toward both presentation and home theater users, weighing in at 4 pounds and offering SVGA resolution. It's available now.
MHT helps Duke address fiber compatibility issues with Telecast's Viper II modular production platform
Telecast Fiber Systems, Inc. today announced that its fiber optic transmission systems have been incorporated in an installation connecting Duke University Chapel to the nearby Duke Recording Studio (DRS) and Duke's Office of Information Technology (OIT). The network enables remote production and live broadcast of chapel services over the campus cable system and the local CATV university access channel
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More than two months after its introduction and a month later than expected, Apple has begun shipping its new 17-inch PowerBook. The new model, which debuted at the Macworld Expo in January, includes a 17-inch LCD display boasting a screen resolution of 1,440 x 900 pixels. Apple has also started shipping a new cluster node for its Xserve line of G4-based rackmount servers. Both are available now.
Sonic Foundry has entered the DVD authoring market with their newest product, DVD Architect® (DVDA). This 1.0 version is packed with basic features, all of which are required for authoring fairly deep DVD menu structures and flows. However, missing from this package is the ability to create transitions from one menu to another. Actually, very few authoring applications have this ability, but many do allow for unique mpg files to be played following a button selection and prior to the actual selected media. Even though this feature is missing at all levels in the 1.0 version of DVDA, there are indeed methods and techniques that allow users to get more depth out of the application than expected, albeit with a workaround or two.
Sonic Foundry improves its nonlinear editing software, adds optional DVD authoring
Sonic Foundry has done it again. The newest version of its powerful nonlinear editing software package, Vegas 4 (download for $489; boxed version $559) is on the loose. Now, without any DV hardware at all except for a 1394 I/O card which can be purchased almost anywhere for less than $30, you can edit video on a Windows PC in real time at a highly professional level. Here's our review.
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