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TOWNSHIP, MI --(March 27, 2000)-- Aurora Video Systems announced the
release of new options and drivers for its Igniter video capture card.
Demonstrating
itself the industry-leading provider of affordable high-end video editing
solutions, Aurora has released a Component I/O Upgrade Option Card,
Serial Digital Video (SDI) Upgrade Option Card, an Uncompressed Option,
and new 2.0 Igniter Drivers for the Igniter video capture card. These
options will allow video professionals and enthusiasts to achieve new
heights of image quality and compression rates at reasonable prices.
The Component I/O Option allows SMPTE time-code, Chromakeying, Genlocking
input, Balanced Audio XLR connections, and Breakout Box. The SDI option
allows sample rates of 48kHz, 44.1kHz and 32kHz, AES/EBU Digital Audio
I/O, and SMPTE 259 I/O. The Uncompressed Option, in conjunction with
either Component or SDI, allows capture and playback of totally uncompressed
video, the highest quality video possible.
"We are thrilled to be able to be shipping all the options for our
Igniter card," said Aurora Chief Technical Officer Tim McMahon.
"Now our customers can have a complete video studio at their fingertips
which provides a seamless integration with either Final Cut Pro, Adobe
Premiere or any QuickTime compatible application."
All daughter card options are built to order, Component or Component
Uncompressed, SDI or SDI Uncompressed, giving you the options you want
in the combination you want them.
For more information, and for promotional specials, please visit http://www.auroravideosys.com
, the Aurora Video Systems web site.
ABOUT IGNITER
Aurora's Igniter video capture card makes the hottest high-end video
processing options available at a price that toasts the competition.
Designed exclusively for Mac applications, this card has a 13.3 MB per
second data rate, has fully synchronized audio, up to 16 bit 48kHz Stereo,
and is fully QuickTime MJPEG-A compatible. The base card ships unbundled
for only $1149.
SOURCE Aurora Video Systems
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