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Roxio releases 3D creative package New software includes simple tools for stabilising shaky home movies and rotating video clips ROXIO has released Creator 2011, a digital media suite which allows users to capture, edit and share 3D photos and videos. The software can convert 2D photos and videos into 3D, supporting a range of formats including those used in 3D theatrical film releases. “We believe strongly that 3D will not only change forever how we experience Hollywood movies, but also reshape and redefine how we capture and enjoy our personal digital media,” said Matt DiMaria, executive vice president and general manager of Roxio. Consumers can import content directly from 3D cameras and create personalised productions complete with transitions, titles, effects and a soundtrack, which can be viewed on the PC or a 3D-enabled HDTV. Roxio has also collaborated with leading tech firms such as ATI, Nvidia,
and RealD to ensure Creator 2011 is fully compatible with the latest 3Denabled devices and technologies. The new software contains a range of features and tools to speed up and simplify video, photo, DVD and Blu-ray projects. Easy to use functions have been
"3D will not only change forever how we experience Hollywood movies, but also redefine how we capture and enjoy personal digital media.” Matt DiMaria, Roxio included for stabilising shaky home movies and rotating video clips between portrait and landscape. Creator 2011 also provides new options for sharing media with a new ‘upload to Facebook’ feature.
Sweex boosts TV line-up Vendor launches slimline devices for consumers and home office workers SWEEX has introduced a new full HD LED television with an in-built DVD player, available in two sizes. The slimline device, which comes with a 22-inch or 24-inch screen, is aimed at consumers and home office workers. It features a 1920 x 1080 resolution and an integrated digital TV receiver. The TV, which has a 5ms response time, is 4.5 cm deep, with a slim bezel and black high-gloss finish. According to Sweex, the LED technology means the television uses up to 30 per cent less power than equivalent LCD TVs. Connection options include VGA, scart and HDMI, as well as a USB input for connecting external hard drives or portable devices such as cameras. Both models are available now and are delivered as standard with a table stand, but are also suitable for wall mounting.
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“According to Sweex, the LED technology means the television uses up to 30 per cent less power than equivalent LCD TVs.”
The TV ships with a table stand, but can also be wall mounted
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