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BLUEFISH

SD | Greed
SD|Greed è un ponte fra analogico e SDI.
SD|Greed supporta SMPTE 259M SDI 10 bit e 8 bit 4:2:2 input and output, YUV analog input and output, 8 channels of AES/EBU digital audio e4 RS- 422 ports.

SDI e YUV component outputs sono output simultanei.

SD | Greed è compatibile con Premiere™, Adobe After Effects™ e Combustion™.

The Wildblue AV SD-SDI è un avanzato frame buffer che supporta stream a 10-bit 4:2:2 real-time I/O con sei canali AES/EBU audio digitale for SD-SDI VTRs. Altre caratteristiche includono il supporto per Premier 6.5, After Effects 5.5 e Combustion 2.1, con un real-time preview per YUV SD-SDI sul monitor video broadcast.

BOXX Technologies, a developer of digital content creation systems for the design, entertainment and digital film industries, today announced it has entered into an agreement with Bluefish444 that allows BOXX to develop a new series of products based on Bluefish444 cards including the new Wildblue AV 10-bit uncompressed SDI card.

"Bluefish444 is extremely pleased to see our standard definition SDI cards integrated with systems from BOXX Technologies," says Mike Skibra, director of business development at Bluefish 444 Inc. "Our cards are the top of the line in 10-bit uncompressed video I/O solutions and BOXX's systems are the top of the line when it comes to the processing power required for professional desktop video solutions. Any system that BOXX provides to its customers, whether for on-air broadcast, compositing, motion graphics or nonlinear editing is going to be a system that meets their expectations now and in the future."

"The ability to do uncompressed 10-bit capture and playback is extremely attractive to video professionals," says Ed Caracappa, director of sales and marketing at BOXX. "We plan to introduce a series of standard definition video editing products incorporating the Bluefish444 Wildblue AV card and unveil additional turnkey systems utilizing Bluefish444's technology in the coming months."