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Digital Origin's MotoDV Mobile is the new CardBus version of the award-winning MotoDV video capture and editing suite. MotoDV Mobile includes everything you need to capture and edit digital video on the road, including an IEEE 1394 CardBus Interface for PowerBook G3s; video capture, device control, and playback software; an entry-level digital video editor; and still image-capture and editing materials. Digital Origin's IEEE 1394 FireWire interface supports more DV camcorders and maintains the most comprehensive compatibility database of anyone in the digital video industry.

MotoDV Mobile includes Digital Origin EditDV Unplugged, which is a digital video editor for laptop users. Created exclusively for the DV format, EditDV Unplugged is streamlined for fast editing, rendering, and video manipulation. Compatibility is assured because the MotoDV products are based on QuickTime, the most widely used standard for desktop digital video. Video professionals who prefer to edit and composite their DV clips in Digital Origin EditDV, Adobe Premiere, or Adobe After Effects can do so seamlessly.

Included in the box are Digital Origin MotoDV software, Digital Origin PhotoDV software, Digital Origin EditDV Unplugged software, Microsoft DirectX 5 installer, QuickTime 3.0 installer, Digital Origin IEEE 1394 drivers, Adobe Premiere 5.1 LE, Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE, Digital Origin MotoDV user guide, Digital Origin 1394 FireWire host adapter card, two-meter FireWire Cable (six-pin to four-pin), and registration materials.

MotoDV Mobile with EditDV PhotoDV Ieee 1394/firewire Card

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