It has also been optimized for multicore and Intel fourth-generation Core i CPU systems. “It’s compatibility with all major file formats, the ability to edit in real-time without rendering - even in 4K with its native 64-bit architecture - means that EDIUS 7 is an ideal solution for either broadcast or post-production environments.”ĮDIUS 7 is expected to be released in the third quarter and will be demoed at this year’s International Broadcast Conference in Amsterdam this September. The software is a native 64-bit Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems, and is now open to third-party input and output hardware from Blackmagic Design and Matrox.ĮDIUS 7 supports any mix of standard definition, HD, 2K and 4K resolutions on the timeline in real-time, with editing performance increasing as CPU power increases.
“No other nonlinear video editing software gives users the real-time speed and functionality that EDIUS does,” Mike Cronk, SVP Marketing for Grass Valley, said in a statement.
Grass Valley released the latest version of its nonlinear editing software today with support for 4K workflows.
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