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Date: 2009-11-12
DMN News:
Emtec, Inc. Executive to Speak at 4th Annual Georgia Healthcare Trade Faire &
Elastra CTO to Lead Discussion on Cloud Computing Design and Agile Operations at QCon 2009
Monster Media Wins 'Best Interactive Content' at 2009 DIGI Awards
Polycom Telepresence Changing the Game for Atari
VBrick Awarded $476,000 Contract From the United States Bureau of Census
Ness Technologies to Host Analyst and Investor Day on November 20 in New York City
Verizon FiOS Internet for Business Receives SMB Excellence Award From Global Technology Research Firm
Cinedigm Digital Cinema Corp. Announces Fiscal Year 2010 Second Quarter Results
Thunderbird Flies Higher With NetApp
Advanced Refining Concepts Takes Delivery on Half-Million Dollar RobotAdvanced Refining Concepts Takes Delivery on Half-Million Dollar Robot (Photo: Business Wire)
Harbin Electric to Present at Upcoming Investor Conferences
ISC2 Appoints Advisor to Advocate Secure Software Development
Skoodat Foundation Edition Selected as Finalist in the Force.com Forty Innovation Showcase
XSEL Announces Financial Results for the Third Quarter 2009
Celebrity Cruises Toasts Guests With Wine Harvest Celebration Seasonal expansion of Celebrity Life's Savor series includes fleetwide Beaujolais tasting
Daytona State College Chooses Solid State Logic Duality as Centerpiece for New Music Production Technology Program
All Blackmagic Design Products are Fully Compatible with Windows 7
Blackmagic Design Adds DVCPRO HD Capture and Playback for Premiere Pro
ICOP Digital Reports Q3 2009 Results
CombiMatrix Corporation Reports Third Quarter 2009 Financial Results
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Diana's Top 10 Final Cut Pro 7 Features #7 - Improved Markers
Diana Weynand You know those little post-it note pads that come in multiple colors? Ok, admit it now. Do you ever color-code your notes? Maybe yellow notes are financial, pink ones are hot to-do items. Well with Final Cut Pro 7, you can now use color to label your markers in a very similar way. There are several other marker improvements as well.

Speeding Premiere Pro CS4's H.264 Encoding with NVIDIA QuadroFX and Elemental Accelerator
Offloading video encoding tasks to the host GPU
John Virata High definition video editing and HD video encoding are two of the hardware intensive tasks that can be done with a computer. It takes a lot of power to complete these types of jobs, oftentimes rendering your computer limited in functionality while it encodes video. NVIDIA's Quadro line of graphics cards can help to speed up H.264/AVC encoding in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 with an assist from Elemental Technologies' Elemental Accelerator.

Final Cut Pro freebies for a better edit experience
Little things make a big difference
 Mike Jones It seems no matter how mature and complex creative software tools become, particularly non-linear editing systems, there always seem to be the extra things you find yourself wishing for. The technology trickle-down effect has seen enormous changes over the past decade where the tools that were once the sole domain of high-end turn-key systems - with appropriate astronomical price-tags - are now stock standard.

Kaspersky Lab's Peter Beardmore talks anti-virus and the Mac OS
John Virata Kaspersky, developers of anti-virus and security software has just released a version of its anti-virus software for the Macintosh operating system. While the Mac OS is targeted by malware and virus writers significantly less than Microsoft's Windows OS, it still gets attacked, just on a much smaller scale. Digital Media Net spoke with Peter Beardmore, senior product marketing manager, Kaspersky Lab, about viruses, malware, and the Mac OS.

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