Specifications

A note about DVD capacities

When choosing a data rate to create MPEG files for DVD authoring, make sure

that you take into account the actual storage capacity of your DVD disk. This is

because of a difference in terminology used by DVD manufacturers and accepted

computer conventions. For example, commercially available 4.7 G (4.7 billion

bytes) blank DVD disks have an actual storage capacity of 4.38 GB.

Fixes in this release of Matrox X.tools

The following are fixes provided in Matrox X.tools build 6122:

• You do not have to open Premiere Pro’s

Capture window prior to starting

your batch capture for the first clip in your clip list to be captured. (Ref#

30104)

• You can now change capture formats while performing a capture in Premiere

Pro without encountering any problems with the

Capture window. (Ref#

29856)

• If your video source is connected and playing when you choose to verify

your scratch disks settings after starting Premiere Pro (

Edit >

Preferences > Scratch Disks

), your NTSC or PAL video monitor will no

longer display or flash video and play back audio from your video source.

(Ref# 29515)

• If you have a project that contains non-realtime segments, and you export

your project to DV tape (choose

File > Export > Export to Tape), pressing

Cancel while the files are rendering will no longer cause Premiere Pro to

freeze. (Ref# 29474)

• You can now choose

Matrox DV-1394 Device Control in the French or

German-language version of Adobe Premiere Pro without encountering any

problems performing exports to DV tape. (Ref# 30150)

• You can now import a project created with Adobe Premiere 6.5 into

Premiere Pro without encountering any problems displaying segments with

Premiere’s 6.5 Video Opacity rubberband control applied, such as to fade-in

and fade-out. (Ref# 29449)

• If you put a Matrox transition between two clips on the Timeline, and then

change a clip setting or apply a video effect to one of the clips, the new clip

setting or video effect will now be correctly applied to the segment

containing the transition. (Ref# 29779 & 29426)

• You will no longer experience dropped frames or random freezing when you

perform analog captures using Premiere Pro’s

DV Device Control. (Ref#

29961 & 29815)

• If you apply a transition to overlapping clips on the Timeline, then select the

Motion effect in the

Effect Controls window and scrub on the Timeline,