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Apple DVD Studio Pro 1.5 offers OS X support

updated 10:10 am EST, Fri April 5, 2002


Apple has announced DVD Studio Pro 1.5, an OS X compatible version of its professsional DVD authoring solution. The $1000 application offers support for motion or still menus, web links, multiple language tracks, up to 99 video tracks -- each enhanced with up to 8 different shot angles, 8 separate audio streams, and up to 32 subtitle streams. The package includes Corel Photo-Paint and BIAS Peak DV. The Apple Store lists a ship date of 1-2 days; upgrades are $200.[updated]


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  1. impierced

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    Upgrades?

    Wonder how much an upgrade from 1.0 to 1.5 is going to be...

  1. roehlstation

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    Wow

    Another $1000 for an Add on to Final Cut Pro....but I guess that is Chicken Feed compared to what you used to spend on equipment and software to do it before

  1. \0

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    I wouldn't worry about i

    Indeed.

    If you truly have the need to cut 24 frame work, believe me, $999 is gonna be one of the least of your concerns.

    Everybody else should be glad that Apple is taking this sort of thing seriously.

  1. MacNN.com Reader

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    04/05, 11:07am | report spam | Reply |

    Obviously, ...


    Whoever at Apple is in charge of this relentless Apple attack on the pro-video market should teach the other execs how to do the same thing. If all of Apple was this kick a** in their market segment, Apple would just be awesome.

  1. MacNN.com Reader

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    The fruits in...

    the purchasing of that telecine software company (whose name I can't recall) last year.

  1. MacNN.com Reader

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    Ignore 'obviously' subj


    Ignore that subject heading on the last post. I forgot to change my subject heading when I changed my message.

  1. lockefj

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    Upgrade $199

    http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020405/sff014_1.html

  1. ::snowman::

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    drunk?

    Is it me or you guys? Half these comments seem to be related to the Cinema Tools .... not DVD SP1.5

    ....

    and the comment about the $1000 addon :

    um, for those in the film industry getting paid $30,000+++ for a commercial or 2million+ for movies (these are just random figures - but you get my point), don't really blink at spending $1000 on software that will make life easier for them. People people people ... just because you like your iTunes and other iApps to be free, there IS another market out there that Apple wants to sell to. This isn't aimed at the iMovie marketshare, this is aimed at the Film industry ... and next we'll have another $1000 package for compositing and such due to the Nothing Real buy out. It beats paying $10k or $50k for an editing system.

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    Re: Upgrade Price

    The upgrade for existing owners of the retail version of DVD Studio Pro (education purchased don't qualify) is $19.95 if you purchased it after 2/15/2002 and $199.00 if you purchased it before 2/15.

  1. \0

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    split story

    Th story was split after the official announcements came in and thus you see some apparently non-relevant comments.

    m.

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