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AIST MovieDV 4.0

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By Laurence Grayson | April 3, 2003 -- 07:24 GMT (23:24 PST) | Topic: Developer

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AIST is a German company with a considerable amount of experience in creating digital video software, although it has yet to make a huge impression on the UK market. Its most recent non-linear editor (NLE) is part of the MovieX family and shares the modular design of its siblings, MovieX One, MovieDV Suite, MoviePack VE and MoviePack V6. This allows you to buy the application that most suits your needs and budget, but lets you add plug-ins and modules at a later date should your needs change. It's little like Adobe's Premiere, but starts at a lower entry point and lacks the excessive price tag.

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Published: April 3, 2003 -- 07:24 GMT (23:24 PST)

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