Optimizing Encoding Performance with Apple Final Cut Pro, Part 2 By Jan Ozer
If you have a multiple-processor computer, you can use Apple Qmaster to help spread the encoding load over those multiple processors, which can dramatically boost encoding performance...
AJA Ki Pro Review By Barry Braverman
Few products come to mind that have so shaken the tripods of shooters and our collective industry bones...
Matrox CompressHD Test Drive: PC By Jan Ozer
In this issue, I'll review Matrox's CompressHD H.264 encoding accelerator card for Windows...
Optimizing Encoding Performance with Apple Final Cut Pro, Part 1 By Jan Ozer
We've had a fun time so far with this column, digging inside an Apple Mac Pro to install a Blu-ray recorder and benchmarking Snow Leopard...
Apple Snow Leopard for Video Producers, Part 2 By Jan Ozer
In this issue, I share some benchmark tests with a Mac Pro and Mac Book Pro comparing Leopard (OS X 10.5) to Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6) in 32-bit and 64-bit modes...
Apple Mac Pro vs. MacBook Pro Test Drive, Part 2 By Jan Ozer
Back again, comparing the performance of an Apple MacBook Pro (3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 8GB of 1067MHz DDR3 RAM) with a Mac Pro (2.93GHz quad-core Nehalem Xeon CPUs with 18GB of 1067MHz DDR3 RAM) in a range of editing and encoding chores...
Apple Snow Leopard for Video Producers, Part 1 By Jan Ozer
Apple's new Snow Leopard (or OS X 10.6) is the type of release that delivers incremental advancements on the surface, but exponential enhancements below the waterline--though many will take months, if not years, to truly start bearing fruit...
Matrox CompressHD Test Drive: Mac By Jan Ozer
Psyched by the arrival of the outstanding liquid-cooled HP Z800 (Read about the Z800's liquid-cooling system), I has scheduled a review of Matrox’s hot, new H.264 co-processor board, CompressHD...
Blu-ray Creation with the New Apple Final Cut Studio By Jan Ozer
This issue of Final Cut Pro Insider finds me—well, inside an Apple computer, appropriately enough, specifically to add a Blu-ray drive to a Mac Pro...
Liquid-cooled HP Z800 Workstation Test Drive By Jan Ozer
I produce a lot of screencams and other narration-type recordings, and workstation noise is a constant concern. I also have multiple computers around my office, most off testing some software program or rendering some project. While "cacophony" is definitely too big a word to apply, less noise is always good...
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