Video Innovation
Innovative technologies designed to meet the rigorous demands of the industry are the key to why Grass Valley-engineered video editing systems outshine the rest. The following is a list of the innovative technologies that Grass Valley engineering has been first to bring to market (most recent innovations are at the top of the list).

Grass Valley (Canopus)-engineered Firsts

• Write-back to Panasonic P2 cards in P2 format
• Real-time editing hardware with built-in DV-analog converter and OHCI-compliant mode (EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit and EDIUS SP)
• Real-time uncompressed analog HD output with effects (EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit and EDIUS SP)
• Real-time HD-SDI and SD-SDI output (EDIUS HD and EDIUS SD) from HD/SD mixed timeline
• Patented technology that keeps audio in perfect synchronization with video when capturing long streams of DV
• Real-time editing of native JVC and SONY MPEG-2 TS (EDIUS for HDV720P and EDIUS Pro 3)
• DV-analog converter that has adjustable analog video pre-processing
• MPEG index file creation to speed up MPEG editing
• OHCI-compliant FireWire interface with onboard DV/analog conversion (ADVC1394 and ACEDVio)
• Real-time DV editing from an uncompressed 4:2:2 sampled space
• Scalable real-time NLE processing
• Software based, real-time nonlinear editing system utilizing full potential of dual CPUs
• Real-time video filters for DV editing at an affordable system price range
• Real-time DV output (DVRex RT)
• Automatic transition insertion (Rex Edit)
• Accelerated 3D effects using graphics processor chip on VGA card (Rexfx)
• DV editing card featuring a software codec, yet providing full-screen, full-motion video preview using the hardware codec of the DV camera (DVRaptor)
• Nonlinear video accelerator with networking capabilities, offering Motion-JPEG and DV preview and rendering acceleration through advanced software codec technology (TotalRex)
• Breakout box that can be set in the bay or externally (DVRex)