video editing AND boxx

Video editing has come a long way since editors physically cut strips of film to assemble them to form the final production. Today's film editors work with non-linear editing software running on powerful workstations. The editing work is no longer destructive of the original material. Rather, editing decisions are recorded as an edit decision list (EDL) which the software uses to create the final version using the original digitized material. The software also limits the degradation in resolution that results from a succession of compression and decompression operations by allowing the editor to work on a proxy version.

Video editing workstations are integrated systems that are capable of quickly accessing large volumes of high-definition digitized film. They usually include a video capture card through which the original footage is ingested. High quality displays are required to work with the film with comfort and accuracy.

BOXX has a longstanding history of powering video editing systems with purpose-built and certified workstations. Need a turnkey solution? ProMax, our video solutions partner, will integrate a wide variety of I/O cards, video editing software and additional storage right into a BOXX workstation. Now you can get a plug-and-play video editing solution for HD, SD, HDV or DV built on a rock-solid BOXX workstation!

Please visit ProMax at www.promax.com/boxx/ or call 1-800-977-6629 and mention you were referred by BOXX.

“BOXX Technologies puts together the fastest Intel- and AMD-based PCs you can get your hands on. Besides delivering some of the quickest After Effects benchmark scores we’ve tested, [it] slam-dunked our disk throughput tests.”

Charlie White, Digital Video Editing