On the Fast Track with Apple’s Motion 5 Chapter 2 Lesson 1: The Replicator – Part 1
In the next Chapter of our ongoing "On the Fast Track with Apple’s Motion 5" tutorial series, we are going to look at what goes into creating a 3D extruded animation in Motion 5 using only built in tools to create it. Kevin P McAuliffe will look at using the Replicator for creating the ext

Blackmagic Design Simplifies Teranex Product Line-up
Blackmagic Design acquires Teranex Systems Inc., in a strategic move to complement their own efforts for providing extremely high quality image processing for broadcast, feature film and high end post production needs, with plans to simplify the Teranex product line and release the VC-100 broadcast

NTP Technology Penta 725 IP audio router to make UK debut at BVE 2012
Penta 725 IP systems can be combined to handle a total of 512 channels on a 1Gb/s network.

Media Bureau announces new filing requirement for CSR, CSC petitions
Effective Jan. 3, Cable Special Relief and Cable Show Cause petitions must be submitted electronically using the FCC’s Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).

BAE To Introduce Matt Sorum Signature 312B Mic Pre at Winter NAMM
At the 2012 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, Calif. (January 19-22), British Audio Engineering (BAE, formerly Brent Averill Enterprises; booth #1769) will introduce the new Matt Sorum 312B microphone preamplifier. The 312B is based on the 312A model and offers the same dynamic range, frequency response and noise performance as found in the BAE 312 Series.

I have 2 questions please

1. I would like to know what is the difference between importinf a dvd to avid media composer and encoding it.

2. basically i have a dvd i want to encode it to avid media composer and test the quality control of the movie (video and audio) using specific encoding specs, and then i have to compress it and export it. What process i have to follow using avide Media composer?

3. Do I need a software other than mojo to encode the DVD?

waiting for your reply

Thank you.

Animation Company General Gau Launches in Boston
Veteran Character Animator Anders Beer Teams with Brickyard VFX to Offer Custom Character Animation (Boston, Massachusetts–December 13, 2011) Renowned character animator Anders Beer has teamed up with Brickyard VFX co-owners Dave Waller and Geoff McAuliffe to launch General Gau, a hybrid animation/production company dedicated to creating custom character-based content. Based out of Brickyard’s Boston office, General Gau offers a specialized talent pool and customized internal pipeline to leverage in-depth, high quality character animation.

Crowd Science Launches Citrus
Scripps Networks, NHL, Cox Media Group and others sign on as charter users of the new audience…

Panasonic’s AW-HE120 Reaches Broadcast Customers
Panasonic Solutions Company just debuted the AW-HE120, a pan/tilt/zoom camera that features a fast 20X zoom lens and three 2.2 megapixel U.L.T. MOS imagers supporting Full HD video capture.