Where can I buy Serious Magics DVCProHD Decoder?

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dustinsleeping

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Where can I buy Serious Magics DVCProHD Decoder?

I am having trouble finding more info and a place to purchase this product.

Anyone have a link...that doesnt just send me to an Adobe page with no info whatsoever on it.

Thank

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I believe it is no longer offered as a separate product, but only as bundled with DV Rack 2.0 HD.

On that note, DV Rack apparently will not be offered as a separate product much longer, but when it's renamed to OnLocation it'll become available only as part of the whole Creative Suite series.
 
So which is better...quality wise...

Raylight
or
Cineform

(Computer - Dual 3.2 Penitum - 2 gigs Ram (upgrading to 4) - 3 big hard drives...running Premiere Pro 2.0)

Footage was shot on the Panasonic HVX-200 @ 720p/24pn


I want to not have to comprimise the quality of the footage so which one of those programs will be better?

Thanks

Dustin
 
dustinsleeping said:
So which is better...quality wise...

Raylight
or
Cineform

(Computer - Dual 3.2 Penitum - 2 gigs Ram (upgrading to 4) - 3 big hard drives...running Premiere Pro 2.0)

Footage was shot on the Panasonic HVX-200 @ 720p/24pn


I want to not have to comprimise the quality of the footage so which one of those programs will be better?

Thanks

Dustin
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For the truly picky there is this comparison:
http://dvfilm.com/raylight/raylightRes.htm#Panasonic
 
For multiple generations of re-rendering, Cineform may have an edge. But for ease of use and speed of workflow, dragging MXF files straight to the timeline, rendering out P2 card images etc, Raylight is untouchable. And it's something like 1/3 the price too.
 
When comparing codec and conversion packages CineForm Connect HD and Raylight are around the same price. You are thinking of Aspect HD which is a Premiere Pro accelerator, Raylight doesn't have the equivalent features or the same performance. So it will depend on your workflow whether on solution is more suited then the other, then there are workflows that could benefit from both.
 
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