The ever-widening circle of nonlinear converts has developers scrambling to keep up with the demand for faster, smarter, better applications. That's because as the partnership and the products mature, so does the speed, power and quality of the resulting systems. Just a few short years ago, digital video was the ugly duckling of the multimedia world, sucking up tons of memory for resolution that was a step below dirt. That view has changed dramatically.
Processors are finally fast enough to keep up with the data demands of video.
Some other choices just don't have the quality or capabilities necessary for Speed Razor's broadcast quality editing applications. Among Speed Razor's keenest supporters are heavyweights such as Sony Pictures Imageworks, Eyeball On The Floor and Digital Domain. One of the reasons that digital is making such strides is that the Windows NT platform offers tremendous speed, muscle and multi-tasking capability. Carr says more improvements are on the way. Upgrades in the library will mean significantly improved project organization and management.