Ulead VideoStudio 9
supports Sony Handycam HDR-HC1 : Ulead Systems, Inc., a 16-year industry leader in video, image and DVD software, today announced that Ulead VideoStudio 9, Ulead's consumer video editing software, will add support for the Sony HandyCam HDR-HC1 camcorder, the first consumer HDV 1080i camcorder. The Ulead HDV Plug-in for Ulead VideoStudio 9 provides Sony HDR-HC1 users a cost-effective solution to capture, edit, and output high-resolution HDV 1080i video. Lewis Liaw, president of Ulead, said: 'Easy-to-use
HDV editing software adds to the richness of that experience. We are excited to offer Sony HDR-HC1 customers the power of Ulead VideoStudio for creating personal content in high-definition.'
Ulead 9 - HDV video quality
HDV represents a new generation of video quality with 16:9 aspect ratio and higher resolution for greater detail and more vivid colors. The Ulead VideoStudio 9 HDV Plug-in for Ulead VideoStudio 9 enables users to incorporate HDV fully in their video projects, from capture through output. The Movie Wizard lets users capture HDV and then create a finished movie by choosing from over 20 stylish movie templates with titles, music, transitions and a DVD menu, all of which can be customized.
Ulead VideoStudio 9 - Sony HDR-HC1 support
In the full Video Editor, users can capture video and audio in native HDV format. Projects can be edited in widescreen 16:9 format. HDV clips can be incorporated in the overlay track for picture-in-picture, chroma key and video overlay effects. Advanced features such as video distortion, video pan-and-zoom and artistic filters are all available for HDV projects. Ripple editing, multi-trim editing and time-saving SmartRender options are also fully enabled. Users can combine HDV clips with clips in DV or other formats in a single project for greater creative freedom. VideoStudio is also compatible with the Sony HDR-HC1 when used in DV mode or when using the camera to downsample video from HDV to DV format. For output options VideoStudio lets users save projects in native HDV format, encode to WMV-HD, QuickTime or a wide range of other supported formats, downsample to DV or output to DVD.
HDV format - Real time MPEG editing
The HDV format was established by Canon Inc., Sharp Corporation, Sony Corporation, and Victor Company of Japan, Limited (JVC) in September 2003. It was designed to give consumers an affordable way to record and playback high-quality, high-definition video to standard DV and mini DV cassette tapes. A leader in real-time MPEG editing technology, in March 2004 Ulead was the first company to offer native HDV editing support for video editing software with the release of the Ulead HD Plug-in for MediaStudio Pro 7. The Ulead HD Plug-in 2.0 for MediaStudio Pro 7 also supports the Sony HDR-HC1 camcorder. The Ulead HDV Plug-in for VideoStudio 9 is available for download
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