Avid Video Editing Software Collection 2009

Avid Video Editing Software Collection 2009

Avid Video Editing Software Collection 2009 | 3.75GB
Media Composer | Symphony | Xpress

Imagine working with a powerful and creative editing tool that works the way you want to work, with all the formats you need, and in ways you never thought possible. That’s the beauty of award-winning Media Composer. With it, you get the speed, flexibility, reliability, and organization you need to cut films, TV shows, commercials, and other digital media, so you can stay focused on what matters most — telling a great story..

Media Composer goes where other editors leave off, giving you the strongest editorial tools, the most dependable media management, and innovative features that let you do the unimaginable, so you can deliver projects on time and on budget. That’s why pros use and trust it to create the world’s most watched, most loved media. Whether you’re a producer, director, or editor, in the studio or on the road, or using a Mac or a PC, Media Composer lets you edit the way you want, wherever you want. And now that it’s more affordable than ever, Media Composer is also the best value around.

Name: Avid Media Composer v4.0.3.71
Release Date: october, 2009
Version: 4.0.3.71
Developer: Avid Technology, Inc.
Platform: PC Win-x32
Compatibility with Vista: complete
Language: English
Medicine: Present

While working on the project in its final format high-resolution time is valued very highly. We must focus on the quality of creative solutions, while maintaining high productivity. Symphony Nitris DX system provides high performance when assembling materials in HD and SD formats. A remarkable set of tools for creative work is now compatible with most modern platforms, Mac and Windows.

Name: Avid Symphony v.4.0.3.71
Year: 2009
Version: 4.0.3.71
Developer: Avid Technology, Inc.
Platform: PC WIN-32
Compatibility with Vista: complete
Language: English only
Medicine: Yes

This new version confirms the status of Avid Xpress Pro as the most powerful and inexpensive mounting medium on the market. Avid Xpress Pro provides users with mounting medium with unmatched media management capabilities, including the ability to mix SD and HD formats in real time.

Name: Avid Xpress Pro 5.8.4
Year: 2009
Version: 5.8.4
Developer: Avid Technology, Inc.
Platform: PC WIN-32
Compatibility with Vista: complete
Language: English only
Medicine: Yes

System requirements:
Minimum
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP 32-bit Edition - Service Pack 2. Microsoft Vista is not supported.
• System Memory: 1GB DDR2 SDRAM (2GB recommended for HD and high-stream count SD projects: 4GB (4 x 1GB) required for HP xw8400 workstations in Avid Unity MediaNetwork 5.0 environments
• One of the following processors: (minimum speed listed)
Xeon 2.4 GHz (single or dual core)
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.13 GHz
Intel Core Duo 1.67 GHz
Pentium 4 1.8 GHz
Pentium M 1.8 GHz (mobile)
Pentium D 1.7 GHz (mobile)
• Qualified graphics card (per model, as supported by system vendors)
• Qualified IEEE-1394 FireWire port (integrated or add-in card; Avid Mojo is not supported on notebook systems with PCMCIA cards of any kind)
• 40GB or larger internal drive
• DVD-ROM or DVD + RW drive
• QuickTime 7.1 or higher; Windows Media Player 10 (with version 9.5 codecs)

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Google maps gets company - Bing maps

Google maps gets company - Bing maps

SAN FRANCISCO--Microsoft's Bing took a major step forward Wednesday in adding rich mapping and image data to its search engine, but until it assembles more data, pretty pictures aren't enough to beat the Google Maps juggernaut.

Bing Maps Beta was released during a presentation at Microsoft's offices here. It's a Silverlight-based application that runs inside Bing Maps and adds Microsoft's version of Google Street View--called Streetside--to Bing Maps, as well as enhanced "bird's eye" images that let you swoop over cities.

I spent some quality time Wednesday afternoon with the new Bing Maps Beta, zooming through the streets of San Francisco and New York and testing out various searches. The best part about Bing Maps Beta--by far--are the rich transitions between high-resolution street-level or bird's-eye view photos as you move around a city, making it feel like you're actually driving down the road.

Unfortunately, that's also the worst part; you'll have to download Microsoft Silverlight to make the rich imagery come alive (although you can still use Bing Maps without it), and 10 minutes of poking around with the application put a noticeable drain on system resources. If I left the window open, but didn't do anything in Bing Maps, my activity monitor dropped back to a moderate pace, only to max out again once I started playing with the Streetside feature or scrolling around a map.

But what Microsoft has assembled is impressive. The images are high-quality, and the location fixes are quite precise. The bird's-eye views have been improved with more perspective on roads hidden by buildings and name prominent buildings right on the map.

Scrolling around a city in bird's-eye view also allows you to view geotagged picture galleries created with Microsoft Photosynth. Click the little blue Streetside man (Google's little Street View man is orange) to choose between Streetside or Photosynth views, and if you click on a green icon in a given location, you are presented with photo galleries shot of the location. You can check out exhibits in museums such as New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, for example, zooming into the building from the bird's-eye view

Microsoft is launching Bing Maps Beta with Streetside coverage of about 100 metropolitan areas in the U.S., but it's really only useful for traveling or searching medium-size cities or larger; suburban data is quite light. And even within cities such as San Francisco, Streetside is limited to essentially the downtown areas. Microsoft representatives said Wednesday they plan to add more data as soon as possible, but it could take quite a while.

A more generic search for a city or town such as San Francisco within Bing Maps Beta brings up a Wikipedia article on the city, weather information, and links to Photosynth galleries on the left hand side of the page alongside a map of the area. Clicking on "more details" brings up links to more photos, local news and "popular landmarks," although Microsoft should probably rethink the listing of the Port of Oakland as a popular San Francisco landmark.

Search for a specific address, such as ABC San Francisco office on 2nd Street, and Bing Maps Beta provides helpful icons to bars, restaurants, gas stations, and other locations within a given radius when you click on the "What's Nearby" icon.

It's pretty easy to get directions between two given locations, such as Microsoft Research's Mountain View, Calif., labs and ABC San Francisco headquarters. Bing lacks Google Maps' nice addition of Street View photos of each turn--since it doesn't have nearly that much data--but makes up a little bit of the gap with a helpful "if you reach X street, you've gone too far" reminder at the end of the journey and also listing prominent landmarks at certain turns

Microsoft has an awfully long way to go before it can duplicate the reams of Street View data that Google has assembled, as seen with its directions feature. Its rival certainly noticed Microsoft's announcement Wednesday, putting out a blog post of its own highlighting the fact that it has added Street View images of Sea World and second-rate New England learning institution Boston University. (Go Eagles)

At the moment, Google Maps has Bing beat when it comes to speed and comprehensive data. In addition, Google also surfaces some of the same helpful data, such as photo galleries and even videos.

Bing, however, offers a much richer look at the world. It does this at the expense of performance, but it presents a credible alternative to Google Maps for travelers and residents of major cities.

Supercomputing Edges Toward the Masses

Supercomputing Edges Toward the Masses

For inspiration, scientists are looking at cloud-computing services like Google's online office software, photo-sharing sites and Amazon.com's program for renting data centers. They are trying to bring that type of web-based technology into their labs and make it handle enormous volumes of data, helping to democratize science and good ideas.


For decades, supercomputers have been the tightly guarded property of universities and governments. But what would happen if regular folks could get their hands on one?

The price of supercomputers is dropping quickly, in part because they are often built with the same off-the-shelf parts found in personal computers, as a supercomputing conference [held] last week made clear. Just about any organization with a few million dollars can now buy or assemble a top-flight machine.

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These advances are pulling down the high walls around computing-intensive research. A result could be a democratization that gives ordinary people with a novel idea a chance to explore their curiosity with heavy computing firepower -- and maybe find something unexpected.

The trend has driven some of the top computing experts and scientists in the world to work toward freeing valuable stores of information. The goal is to fill big computers with scientific data Relevant Products/Services and then let anyone in the world with a PC, including amateur scientists, tap into these systems.

"It's a good call to arms," said Mark J. Barrenechea, chief executive of Silicon Graphics, which sells computing systems to labs and businesses. "The technology Relevant Products/Services is there. The need is there. This could exponentially increase the amount of science done across the globe."

The notion of sharing information among leading research centers is hardly new. Some of the earliest incarnations of what we now know as the World Wide Web came to life so that physicists and other scientists could have access to large data stores from afar.

The current thinking, however, is that the labs can accomplish far more than was previously practical by piggybacking on some of the trends sweeping the technology industry. And, this time around, research bodies big and small, along with brainy individuals, can participate in the sharing agenda.

For inspiration, scientists are looking at cloud-computing services like Google's online office software, photo-sharing sites and Amazon.com's program for renting data centers. They are trying to bring that type of Web-based technology into their labs and make it handle enormous volumes of data.

You've seen these desktop Relevant Products/Services applications move into the cloud," said Pete Beckman, the director of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility in Illinois. "Now science is on that same track. This helps democratize science and good ideas."

With $32 million from the U.S. Energy Department, Argonne has set to work on Magellan, a project to explore the creation of a cloud-computing infrastructure Relevant Products/Services that scientists around the globe can use. Mr. Beckman said that such a system would reduce the need for smaller universities and labs to spend money on their own computing infrastructure.

Another benefit is that researchers would not need to spend days downloading huge data sets so that they could perform analysis on their own computers. Instead, they could send requests to Magellan and receive the answers.

Even curious individuals on the fringe of academia may have a chance to delve into things like climate change and protein analysis.

"Some mathematician in Russia can say, 'I have an idea,"' Mr. Beckman said. "The barrier to entry is so low for him to try out that idea. So, this really broadens the number of discoverers and, hopefully, discoveries."

The computing industry has made such a discussion possible. Historically, the top supercomputers relied on expensive, proprietary components. Government laboratories paid huge sums of money to use these systems for classified projects.

But, over the past 10 years, the vital innards of supercomputers have become more mainstream, and a wide variety of organizations have bought them.

At the conference in Portland, undergraduate students competed in a contest to build affordable mini-supercomputers on the fly. And a supercomputer called Jaguar at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee officially became the world's fastest machine. It links thousands of mainstream chips from Advanced Micro Devices.

Seven of the world's top 10 supercomputers use standard chips from A.M.D. and Intel, as do about 90 percent of the 500 fastest machines.

"I think this says that supercomputing technology is affordable," said Margaret Lewis, an A.M.D. director. "We are kind of getting away from this ivory tower."

At the Georgia Institute of Technology, for example, researchers have developed software that can evaluate scans of the brain and heart and identify anomalies that may indicate problems. To advance such techniques, the researchers need to train their software by testing it on thousands of body scans.

But it is hard to find a repository of such scans that a hospital or a government organization like the National Institutes of Health is willing to share, even if personal information can be stripped away, said George Biros, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology. "Medical schools don't make this information available," he said.