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Last month we looked at those who argue in favor of uncompressed high-definition mastering. The just-announced 844/X HD codec should be added to the mildly...

The HDV Sweet Spot 

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Last month we examined situations that may arise when the second wave of HDV equipment arrives. The coming 1080i camcorders, in particular those from...

Uncompressed vs. Compressed 

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Profiles and Levels 

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In a simpler time (about a year ago), when video professionals talked about inter-frame compression, we were most likely discussing the MPEG-2 compression......

HDV in India 

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Shortly after arriving in Chennai, (Madras) India, I went off to my favorite bookstore to look for video magazines from the UK. I did find the usual home...

Exclusive: The Lucas POV  

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How to Edit HDV 

By Steve Mullen

Those shooting with JVC's JY-HD10 are working on the cutting edge of technology. With a single-chip HD camcorder, they're capturing material in HDV, a new format based on MPEG-2. Unfortunately, editing HDV means working on the bleeding edge of technology....

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