Video Editing Sys. Is An Edit-Suite-in-a-Box -- THE Journal

Video Editing Sys. Is An Edit-Suite-in-a-Box

12/01/95

With the addition of any VCR and video monitor, the Video Editor's Toolbox (VET) becomes a complete video post production system handling video editing and special effects, character generation and audio mixing and editing. VET is a high-end online quality, non-linear digital video editing system able to mix unlimited layers of video and unlimited channels of audio while maintaining first-generation video quality. It comes complete with 2D and 3D DVE, digital audio editor and enough storage for at least 24 minutes of D2-quality video and 90 minutes of CD-quality audio. Two versions are available: the 133MHz Pentium VET and, four times faster, the 275MHz Alpha VET.Appropriate Multimedia Equipment, Salt Lake City, UT, (801) 533-0096.

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