SlashGear Japan
You don’t need a van to transport this video editing software, just a large laptop case. That’s what it is, is a laptop on a whole lot of video editing crack.
We don’t have a lot of specs, but it has 4 channels of video input, 6 channels of audio input, 6-channel audio mixing and selected video switching. There is real-time insertion of subtitles and/or company logo during a live broadcast and you can convert video files to WMV for internet broadcasting.
You can control external devices such as the pan, tilt, and zoom of a camera or the controls for video or DVD players. VOD files are automatically stored in the media server and registered on a VOD list, there is Movie Maker software that will allow you to edit filmed videos with switching effects, images, and sounds and you can do real-time file transmission in an encoded format for live broadcasting.
The hardware on this thing must be amazing, and god knows how much hard drive storage there is. I bet the battery life is abysmal though, I don’t know where you can get one or how much they cost, but they look nice, and they are apparently made in Korea.
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3 Responses to “UCCTOP XENO – your dream mobile video editing studio”
Internet 2 February 28, 2008
edit your movie. Then upload to YouTube in one click or put it on DVD. Capture and edit HD video and add surround sound playback. Record internet radio, batch convert files, backup your iPod and more. Enhance photos and video taken on your mobile devices and use them in projects with your other media. Internet 2
+1K.M.Salim May 7, 2008
As a video Editor i would like to know more details ,price and availability of the mobile editing systm.
NeutralVideo Production Las Vegas September 4, 2008
This is vapor ware. It doesn’t really exist for sale anywhere. Just google it and discover for yourself. EVERY entry for this switcher are “gadget” sites that have the same single picture, NO screenshots of running software, and NO list price or availability date.
What a disappointment, the Video and DVD production community, especially in Las Vegas with convention videographers, trade show videography, and conference speaker DVDs etc, could really use something like this!
I wish someone would actually make a device like this and actually make it available for sale.
Andrew Hamilton
NeutralHamilton International Productions
Videographers in Las Vegas
http://www.hiproductions.com