Editing In Progress
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: ready, for, the, masses
- 1. Digital Editing - Ready For The Masses
- 2. Digital Editing - Ready For The Masses, Continued
- 3. RT2000 Test System: Athlon 1 GHz On A KT133 Platform
- 4. RT2000 Test System: Athlon 1 GHz On A KT133 Platform, Continued
- 5. Setup And Software
- 6. The Two Components Of The RT2000 Pack
- 7. Breakout Box - Analog Interfaces For Audio And Video
- 8. Breakout Box - Analog Interfaces For Audio And Video, Continued
- 9. And Action!
- 10. And Action!, Continued
- 11. And Action!, Continued
- 12. Editing In Progress
- 13. Editing In Progress, Continued
- 14. Editing In Progress, Continued
- 15. Exporting Your Production
- 16. Exporting Your Production, Continued
- 17. Exporting Your Production, Continued
- 18. Windows 98 - Not As Professional!
- 19. Conclusion - A Complete Platform For Video Editing
- 20. Matrox RT2000 Specifications
- 21. Audio Features
12. Editing In Progress
After capturing your clips or copying it from other sources, you can start editing your material. The RT2000 enables you to mix two video streams in realtime (2 layers). Additionally a third graphics layer, e.g. captions, can also be applied for realtime rendering.
We recommend to use only one video format when editing, either DV or MPEG-2. Otherwise the realtime effects of the RT2000 are not available on the timeline. In our test we also mixed a DV sequence with an MPEG-2 film. The result was that all functions had to be rendered by the software, which means that all realtime features were gone. Before you start editing, make sure that both sources use the same format. That means that you might have to convert one source into either MPEG-2 or DV.
You can see the effects rendered in realtime on the monitor.
This peel effect demands some time to be calculated.
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