 Network. Collaborate. Learn. NAB 2005 at the Las Vegas Convention Center welcomed 97,000+ media professionals and 1,400+ exhibiting companies from more than 130 countries. |
 Special Customer Event. Rob Schoeben unveiled the prices for Final Cut Pro 5, Motion 2, Soundtrack Pro and DVD Studio Pro 4, which customers can also purchase as a suite in Final Cut Studio. |
 Scrubbing Away. “Scrubs” editors John Michel and Rick Blue show Frank Casanova how they collaborate in Final Cut Pro over iChat AV video conferencing to edit their TV series. |
 The Future of Video: H.264. Brian Croll shows the audience a stunning video clip compressed using the H.264 video codec — 4x the frame size of MPEG-4 Part 2 at the same data rate. |
 New Panasonic Camcorder. John Baisley, President of Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems, introduces the new AG-HVX200 DVCPRO HD P2 camcorder, starting at $5,995. |
 Sony HDV Update. Hiroyuki Sato, Sony General Manager of the Digital Imaging Business Group, comments that Sony has sold more than 37,000 of its HDR-FX1 and HVR-Z1 camcorders. |
 Multichannel Audio Support. To the audience’s great pleasure, Rob Schoeben announces that Final Cut Pro 5 features support for multichannel audio. |
 Clapton in HD. Rob Schoeben shares clips of Eric Clapton’s “Crossroads” concert, with the original HD content authored to DVD Studio Pro and played the new DVD player for Tiger. |
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