Grass Valley's EDIUS Pro 7 software empowers editors with real-time workflows in all resolutions. With no rendering, editors can have a non-stop creative process leading to fast editing and a more engaging finished product. Low-resolution proxy editing enables organizations to extend the lifecycle of older desktop and laptop systems with proxy-only editing capabilities, as well as bringing editing to existing desktop PCs. This is especially beneficial in newsrooms where desktop computers may not be equipped with the latest processors or significant memory.
With more creative options and real-time, no-render editing of all popular SD and HD formats, the EDIUS 7 Software is a versatile and fast nonlinear editing software. The EDIUS 7 takes advantage of 64-bit computing technology to enable faster and more creative editing. Real-time editing of multiple formats on the same timeline, including 4K, unlimited media tracks, and real-time conversion of frame rates on the same timeline, allows editors to edit faster and be more creative.
- Open to third-party I/O hardware from Blackmagic Design, Matrox, and AJA
- Editing media files with different resolutions—from 24 x 24 to 4K x 2K, as well as real-time conversion of frame rates on the same timeline delivers efficient editing into the hands of editors, even in nested sequences
- Fast, flexible user interface, including unlimited video, audio, title, and graphics tracks
- Support for the latest file formats (Sony XAVC/XVAC S, Panasonic AVC-Ultra, and Canon 1D C M-JPEG) as they are released
- Works natively with many different video formats, such as Sony’s XDCAM, Panasonic’s P2, Ikegami’s GF, RED, Canon’s XF format, and EOS movie format
- Fast AVCHD editing (up to 3+ streams in real time)
- Multicam editing of up to 16 different sources simultaneously, with video output support
- Improved MPEG encoder speed and quality
- Improved H.264/AVC decoder
- Optimized for fourth-generation Intel Core i architecture
- 64-bit native processing with maximum memory access for streamlined real-time editing
- Proxy mode workflow for slower computers helps extend their usability and increase ROI
- Supports Intel Ivy Bridge/Sandy Bridge for extremely fast hardware for export and Blu-ray disc burning
- Fast handling of large quantities of still image files (JPG, TGA, DPX, and others)
- 3D stereoscopic editing
- Built-in loudness meter
- Image stabilization
- Direct to Blu-ray disc and DVD timeline export
- Designed as a native 64-bit application for Windows 7 and Windows 8, the EDIUS 7 takes full advantage of up to 512GB (for Windows 8 Enterprise and Professional) or up to 192GB (for Windows 7 Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional) of the installed physical memory access for super-intensive media operations, especially layering, 3D, multicam, and multitrack 4K editing
- With an improved 4K workflow over previous versions, the EDIUS 7 supports Blackmagic Design’s DeckLink 4K Extreme and EDL import/export color correction interchange with DaVinci
- Suitable for file-based and tape-based workflows
- Includes native support for many different file formats, such as Sony’s XDCAM, Panasonic’s P2, Ikegami’s GF, RED, as well as Canon’s XF and EOS movie formats
- Offers support for Sony’s XAVC/XVAC S, Panasonic’s AVC-Ultra, Panasonic/Sony’s AVCHD 2.0, and Canon’s 1D C M-JPEG file formats, as they are released
- Supports, via IEEE 1394 (FireWire) or USB, capturing from tape devices such as DV and HDV
- Supports hardware and software options from third parties, so that users can customize the system that’s right for them
- Supports Grass Valley desktop I/O hardware solutions (STORM/STORM 3G Elite, HDSTORM/STORM Mobile, and HDSPARK/HDSPARK Pro)
- Supports I/O hardware from Blackmagic Design: DeckLink Mini Monitor, Mini Recorder, Studio, 4K Extreme, Intensity Pro, Shuttle for USB, Shuttle for Thunderbolt, Extreme, UltraStudio SDI, Pro, Matrox MXO2 LE, and AJA Video Systems
- Built-in titler (Quick Titler)
- Supports a number of third-party titling software applications, for more creative freedom, control, and power
- For even more power and creative control during editing, the EDIUS 7 supports a number of third-party software plug-ins for additional video and audio effects, keying, stabilization, and multicam syncing
- Features real-time video transcoding technology
- Converts between HD and SD resolutions, aspect ratios, and frame rates, all in real time
- Users can edit in HD and place 4:3 SD video on the timeline, mix NTSC and PAL sources, add 4K, or combine them all into projects in other resolutions and frame rates without wasting a single moment on conversion or rendering
- Can be added to a GV Director nonlinear live production center to expand the creative capabilities of the production team
- Great addition to K2 Dyno Replay Systems, adding the ability to quickly assemble recordings and highlight clips from live events
- Editors have access to all metadata stored with each video clip which makes the creation of highlight reels and advanced playlists easy and fast
- Integrates on-site media into produced packages for use at events, or deliver edited content in a variety of file formats and resolutions to be distributed across multiple media platforms
- Output resolutions can be customized and then saved with a variety of file wrappers—including MXF, GXF, QuickTime, and Windows Media—for distribution to professional and consumer systems
- With EDIUS XRE, finished files can be created in the background, away from main editing workstations, immediately and automatically
- By moving final processing and output to a separate, dedicated workstation, editors can spend their time creating more, engaging content, instead of waiting for final file output
- Optimized for multicore and Intel fourth-generation Core i CPU systems, with editing performance increasing as CPU power increases, for extremely fast hardware encoding of MPEG‑4/H.264/AVC files for export and Blu-ray disc burning
- Runs on Macs with Parallels Desktop 64-bit Windows 7 or Windows 8
- Proxy mode allows the software to run on less expensive and older desktop and laptop computers to edit in real-time using low-resolution proxies of high-resolution media, with all of the functionality and creative tools EDIUS 7 provides
- When proxy editing is completed, an EDL (Edit Decision List) is sent to a more powerful EDIUS 7 or EDIUS XRE workstation computer for final processing and output, which is beneficial in newsrooms where desktop computers may not be equipped with the latest processors or have significant available memory
