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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedMatrox intros Premiere Pro plug-in for Parhelia - Post News - Brief Article
Post, Jan, 2004 by Marc Loftus
MONTREAL--Matrox Graphics has introduced a WYSIWYG plug-in for Adobe Premiere Pro that enables video output support with the Matrox Parhelia graphics card. The Parhelia is a graphics card for professional video editors featuring dual-display plus TV output support. This configuration allows users to extend timelines, toolbars, video windows, and control effects menus across two RGB displays, while having a video monitor available for convenient viewing of clips and projects.
The new plug-in allows Premiere Pro users to output their video creations to an external video monitor or a tape deck when in Parhelia's single- and dual-display plus TV output mode.
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Matrox's WYSIWYG plug-in for Adobe Premiere Pro is available now as a free download for registered Parhelia users. It can be accessed from the Matrox Graphics Web site at: www.matrox.com/mga/workstation/video/sw_video/premierepro/home.cfm.>
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