Results tagged “Sorenson Squeeze” from Final Cut Studio, Avid, Adobe, and Video Streaming

If you're looking to improve your video and audio compression workflows Sorenson Squeeze is a tool that you need to have in your arsenal.  It's amazing for improving your encoding workflows.  Sorenson Media's Squeeze has been an extremely important tool in the compression space for quite some time and it's worth the investment.  It'll save you plenty of time in the long run.

Wow! There are so many users of Sorenson Squeeze including Actor and Comedian Sinbad.  He stopped by the Sorenson Squeeze booth during this year's MacWorld. Hear what Sinbad had to say about Squeeze.  He talked to Squeeze Marketing Manager Coby Rich about his love for the application.  

If you need to start putting videos on-line you should consider doing a Video Podcast because it is one of the quickest ways to get content on-line.  Today is a new day for video editors.  Many video editors and professionals are now being tasked with getting streaming content on-line along with keep their other video production duties.  In order to simplify your workflow you should consider creating a Video Podcast.  You can go this route if downloadable streaming videos work for you and if you can sell your organization on the benefit of having videos available for view in iTunes and on Video iPods.

For those of you who have upgraded from Avid Xpress Pro to Media Composer, Avid Technology has an incredible deal where you can add Avid FX, Boris Continuum, Sorenson Squeeze, and Avid DVD at a nominal cost.

This special bundle is labeled as 'Avid 3rd Party Application Bundle' on Avid's storefront. It is available to any Media Composer 3.0 customer who purchased their software 'via download'.  It's an incredible value for only $195.00.

Avid FX is basically the equivalent of Boris FX, but it is licensed under Avid Technology's name. 

 

 

If you are a Final Cut Pro or Avid user, you may be wondering about which software provides the best video encoding options.  If you are serious about encoding videos for the web, you'll want to invest in some video compression software.  Some of the more popular video encoders include: Apple Compressor, Sorenson Squeeze, Episode, and Procoder.

Derrick Freeman, from GeniusDV provides an exlcusive interview with Web Video Universe on how the pros and cons of these compression products.