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NAB 2005 Apple booth

Date: 04/19/2005

Owner: Brad Cook

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An Apple employee explains what's new in Shake 4.

Date: 04/19/2005

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Apple shows how Xsan integrates into the Final Cut Studio workflow.

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A stack of Xserves drives the Xsan demo.

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QuickTime 7, a major component of Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger."

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Compressor 2 is a Final Cut Pro 5 component that offers batch encoding and more.

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Showing off the motion graphics possibilities of Motion 2.

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Native HDV editing is the important part of Final Cut Pro 5.

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