Public betas for the new products.

[Gerry Lee]

Originally Posted by David Newman

Beta for GoPro GoPro Studio Professional is now available. This is the Neo3D release to the above Neo version. The key difference is the 3D support for beam-spliter configurations and the resulting image corrections.

http://software.gopro.com.s3.amazona...o-1.1.1.96.zip

Cannot download.
Seem there is no "?AWSAccessKeyId= & Expires= &Signature= " in link of GoProCineFormStudioPro-1.1.1.96.zip like GoProCineFormStudioPremium-1.1.1.96.zip.

[Bruce Schultz]

David, support for MVC files has been touted, is it now available or is it a future feature? If so, please explain how to do it. The tutorials only cover GoPro footage.

Sony MVC MTS files are greyed out in Mac version as are previously split M2TS L/R files when attempting to Import New Files.

[David Newman]

MVC from Sony and Panasonic cameras are supported in CineForm Studio Premium or Professional on the PC only -- these products are to be launched today. There are not licensable MVC decoding components on the Mac today, when that change we will add MVC for the Mac versions of Studio Prem/Pro.

[Bruce Schultz]

Originally Posted by David Newman

... There are not licensable MVC decoding components on the Mac today, when that change we will add MVC for the Mac versions of Studio Prem/Pro.

What's the expected time frame for the Mac version of MVC decoding? I deal with a lot of Sony MVC files and Neo3D on Mac and only have limited access to a Neo3D windows machine to do these conversions. Also, will the Mac version process separate L/R files extracted from MVC files using other software? With Sony this ends up being M2TS files from it's Content Management Utility that splits MVC files into separate L/R data files. So far on the Mac these M2TS files are also greyed out in Cineform Pro. Will I need to complete an additional step of converting them to MP4 files like GoPro to work with them?

[David Newman]

There is no support for MVC on the Mac due to outside vendors, we can't influence the timing. When it is ready it will be like the PC version, single step very easy conversion. In the meantime, consider getting a PC Studio Premium license ($299), it will convert to CineForm MOVs (will run from Bootcamp.)

[Bruce Schultz]

Thanks for the prompt reply.