“It is very exciting to see Blackmagic Design’s desktop video products working with Grass Valley’s EDIUS. EDIUS 7 also supports EDL project import/export with DaVinci Resolve, as well as a new colour grading workflow. This gives EDIUS users greater flexibility to integrate into a wide variety of environments with one editing interface that can be used for news field editing, newsroom desktop editing, news finishing editing, studio productions, and other high-quality editing for delivery to mobile devices, Internet-connected platforms, traditional television, and for theatrical release. In addition to support for a wide range of Grass Valley hardware, EDIUS 7, which will be released in Q3 2013 and publically demonstrated for the first time at IBC 2013 is now open to third-party input and output hardware from Blackmagic Design and Matrox, with support for AJA Video Systems hardware scheduled for Q4 2013.
“Its compatibility with all major file formats, the ability to edit in real-time without renderingeven in 4K with its native 64-bit architecture means that EDIUS 7 is an ideal solution for both broadcast and post production environments.”
No other nonlinear video editing software gives users the real-time speed and functionality that EDIUS does, said Mike Cronk, Senior Vice President, Marketing at Grass Valley.
EDIUS 7 is now a native 64-bit application for Windows 7 and Windows 8 64-bit operating systems, taking full advantage of up to 512 GB (dependent upon Windows version) of installed memory for super-intensive media operations, such as multilayer 4K and 3D editing. EDIUS is a proven solution for editors working on fast turn production in broadcast news, news magazine, and studio programme content, as well as professional video editors working on organisational, documentary, and 4K theatrical productions. Grass Valley has announced EDIUS 7, the latest version of Grass Valley’s nonlinear video editing application.