MXO2 captures video from iPad 2

Budge Studios, specialize in producing fun apps for kids that feature their favorite characters and stories. They use MXO2 to capture video of the game play from iPad 2 to use during the development process and to create promotional trailers.
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Excitement surrounding Thunderbolt

Francesco Scartozzi, Matrox sales director for the Americas presents Thunderbolt-enabled Matrox MXO2 devices.

Using H.264 to your best advantage

In this pre-recorded webinar Matrox product experts present a detailed discussion of H.264, the de-facto standard codec for delivering HD content to the web, mobile devices and Blu-ray. You will learn: how to accentuate the positive and overcome the negative aspects of working with H.264, ways to speed up rendering, the key to creating high quality video for low bandwidth web connections and much more. Benefits of Matrox MAX 2.0 are presented.

CreativeCOW’s Craig Seeman looks
at Matrox MAX

“H.264 has finally become ‘the’ codec we’re likely to use for delivery. For web use Quicktime, Flash and now Silverlight use it. In addition it’s part of the Blu-ray specs as well as delivery for iPods and iPhones. While having a single codec certainly simplifies delivery, encoding to H.264 is SLOOOOW. It brings the fastest computers to their knees and our brows cover with sweat as deadlines loom. Matrox CompressHD, with MAX technology, promises to ignite the after burners for H.264 encoding and it certainly delivers.”

Exporting H.264 from Avid Media Composer with Matrox MXO2 Mini MAX

Shane Ross blogs and brags about how fast he can encode H.264 directly from Media Composer on his laptop using Matrox MXO2 Mini MAX.

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