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Since 1993, AJA Video has brought high-quality, low-cost digital video products to the professional broadcast and post-production markets. www.aja.com |
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www.attotech.com |
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www.automaticduck.com |
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Founded in 1995 and based in Boston MA, Boris FX is the leading developer of integrated graphics and effects technology, delivering 3D compositing and vector graphic products for the broadcast, post production, film and multi-media industries. Since the company's inception, Boris products have grown to serve over 125,000 artists worldwide. A great part of its success lies in the ability to tightly integrate and leverage technologies through strong partnerships with industry-leading manufacturers including Adobe, Apple, Avid, Canopus, DPS, Discreet, in-sync, Incite, Matrox, Media 100, Sony Pictures Digital, and Ulead. www.borisfx.com Media 100 In October 2005, Boris FX acquired all operating assets and the Customer Technical Support obligations of Media 100, at that time a division of Optibase. This followed BorisFX's previous aquisition from Media 100 of the Final Effects Complete plug-ins. Media 100, a division of Boris FX, is a leading provider of advanced editing systems for the corporate, broadcast, post production, and multi-media industries. Featuring the most intuitive and easy-to-learn NLE interface, the company’s product lines include Media 100 HD, a hardware-based HD and SD professional editing solution and Media 100 sw, a software-based companion to existing Media 100 systems, built on the familiar Media 100 interface. www.media100.com |
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www.channelstorm.com |
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The company's FibreJet enterprise-class storage network gives multiple computers concurrent access to terabytes of storage using just about anyones storage over Fibre Channel. www.commandsoft.com |
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SD-Connect™ is the company's second generation video converter. They have also designed a DV based module and numerous specialized video converters. www.convergent-design.com |
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www.digieffects.com |
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www.digital-rapids.com |
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Gallery have a wealth of experience in both hardware and software development for audio and video. To date the company has published over 30 software titles. Gallery has also written software products for Sony and EMU Systems. Gallery Products have been used on hundreds of big budget movies, including Star Wars Episode I, II and III, during which Gallery were privileged to work directly along side George Lucas, Rick McCallum and Matthew Wood. In addition to providing software services, Gallery also hosted Star Wars ADR recording sessions at their London base. Gallery products are the choice of Oscar Winning Sound Designers such as Dane A. Davis of Danetracks, who used them on ‘The Matrix’. www.gallery.co.uk |
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www.genarts.com |
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www.maxon.net |
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Media 100 is about two things: ease of use and quality. And everything they do, every product they produce, is the manifestation of the belief that amazing results are possible and within reach of every creative professional out there. Their goal is to bring blazingly-fast, high-quality editing and compositing to every creative workstation. In October 2005, Boris FX acquired all operating assets and the Customer Technical Support obligations of Media 100 and continues to develop the Media 100 product range. www.media100.com |
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www.realnetworks.com |
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Every SANman solution is subject to strict quality assurance testing before they are certified and made available to the end user. The performance of any storage solution is only as good as the drives the data is being stored. That is why SANman SCSI and Fibre-Channel storage solutions are built around Infortrend controllers and subsystems and SATAII controllers and storage solutions are built around Sonnet controllers and enclosures. |
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www.sorensonmedia.com |
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www.telestream.net |
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www.toonboom.com |
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As you might imagine, developing for these heavyweights allowed Wired to amass a considerable war chest of MPEG-related intellectual property. Wired's founders were disappointed that this great technology was moving from the laboratories to the consumers' studios so slowly, so they decided to launch the company's own line of products. In 1993, Wired introduced Mason - the first MPEG decoder available for the Macintosh platform. The following years yielded a string of firsts, including the first Macintosh MPEG-2 decoder, the first Macintosh MPEG-2 encoder, and the first PowerBook DVD playback card. Today the Wired MediaPress is the world's best selling professional realtime MPEG encoder. In addition, we continue to offer engineering services to companies looking to integrate world-class MPEG solutions in their products. www.wiredinc.com |
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