Early reports look great.
But still no 30fps progressive video. Thankfully Videowave 4 delivers on the potential of version 3 - adding even more features. The interface is still quirky and I wish they would just go with the industry standard multitrack interface but everything works so well that I am not going to bag on that aspect. So I moved things to my test system which is just a bare operating system with very few programs and everything was fine. The basic structure behind the interface is the same as in version 3 but the color, border, icons, tabbed media library, and spacing all look much sharper, the result is an elegant BeOS like program.