DaMan1970
11-23-08, 09:46 AM
MAGIX releases its Video Pro X, a program for professional HD video editing & post production.
http://digg.com/software/MAGIX_Video_Pro_X_editing_software_for_HD_content/p.gif
MAGIX Video Pro X imports video material from XDCAM camcorders and can natively edit AVCHD material or many other sources. Videos can be burned to DVDs or Blu-ray discs in Full HD (1080p)
MAGIX Video Pro X editing software for HD content (http://www.hdtvinfo.eu/news/hd-video-formats/magix-video-pro-x-editing-software-for-hd-content.html)
MAGIX releases its Video Pro X, a program for professional HD video editing & post production.
http://digg.com/software/MAGIX_Video_Pro_X_editing_software_for_HD_content/p.gif
MAGIX Video Pro X imports video material from XDCAM camcorders and can natively edit AVCHD material or many other sources. Videos can be burned to DVDs or Blu-ray discs in Full HD (1080p)
MAGIX Video Pro X editing software for HD content (http://www.hdtvinfo.eu/news/hd-video-formats/magix-video-pro-x-editing-software-for-hd-content.html)
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System requirements
Recommended minimum configuration for AVCHD editing
Intel® Core™ 2 Quad processor with 2.66Hz
3 GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 3000 series or higher with 512 MB VRAM
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yea ok good luck finding the general public out there with a Quad Core...maybe people on this forum
Will this software be the smoothest native AVCHD editng software yet? I can't wait for some real world reviews!
better link
http://www.magix.com/us/video-pro-x/detail/
DLCPhoto
11-23-08, 11:56 AM
Looks interesting.
System Requirements make no mention about Operating System. Wonder if this is both compatible with, and also takes advantage of, 64-bit Vista??
Anybody know?
Anybody used this yet?
Looks interesting.
System Requirements make no mention about Operating System. Wonder if this is both compatible with, and also takes advantage of, 64-bit Vista??
Anybody know?
Anybody used this yet?
well its def not mac compatible...the demo is an .exe format...
its a PC product
Quad core requirement is a good thing. It'll make use of all cores then.
Quad core requirement is a good thing. It'll make use of all cores then.
its not a requirement its a recommendation...
I'm aware. Just regurgitating wording used above.
I'm anxious to give this software a try.
I'm aware. Just regurgitating wording used above.
I'm anxious to give this software a try.
let us know how the demo goes.....if i have to run bootcamp on my mac I will....
It'll be a bit before I get to try it. My mac is too weak & I'm waiting until next week to order a Windows PC/build.
Also, my camera doesn't even arrive until tomorrow.
I do plan to shoot some aerial footage Wed. though :cool:
Well I like the interface. It seems to run smooth, although I do get pauses randomly ("not responding" in the task manager). I assume this is due to Video Pro X being 32-bit & I'm running Vista x64
So far I like what I see. I'm a novice but almost everything is intuitive so far.
It's using 2.3GB RAM (8GB available) & 43% CPU (i7 920 stock).
Attemping to burn to a DVD9 now
DLCPhoto
01-23-09, 07:23 AM
Keep us posted. I know I'm still interested (although the Vista 64-bit freezes are a bit of a concern). I'm leaning toward Sony Vegas Pro at this point, but haven't made a firm decision or laid down any dollars yet.