There is no need for the Avid editor to waste time flattening an edited sequence or laying off to tape - just import an AAF sequence and play the same files created by the editor. Locating the first frame of a scene is faster because one can tab from cut to cut without scrubbing. Each video clip is labeled with the same name the Avid editor gave it, and audio exported from Pro Tools is automatically time-stamped to ensure it is placed correctly in the Avid timeline.

For Pro Tools|HD users with Avid Mojo, benefits include the following:

• Supports Avid Mojo on Windows XP as well as on Mac OS X
• Open and play back sequences and files created by Avid editors like Avid Media Composer Adrenaline and Avid Xpress Pro, including uncompressed video, DV25 and
  DVC Pro, 15:1 single-frame JFIF, and even several 24P/25P progressive-scan resolutions
• Highest-quality NTSC/PAL composite, and S-video output (optional component I/O cable available from the Avid Web store)
• Multiple video clips can be placed in the timeline
• Editor's video cuts and clip names are viewable in the Pro Tools timeline
• Tab from cut to cut for easy navigation to the head of each scene
• Frame-accurate scene selection with a simple double-click of the video clip
• A single FireWire cable connection between Avid Mojo and the host computer means no PCI card is necessary
• AAF/OMF Interchange (DigiTranslator 2.0 option required)
• Captures DV25-quality video directly to the Pro Tools timeline, providing an integrated, efficient solution for near-sample-accurate sync
• New Avid Media Station|PT companion application conforms, renders, exports, and lays back Avid sequences for Pro Tools with Avid Mojo and AVoption|V10

Contact your CEV representative for more information.

Media Station|PT 1.6.1 helps you gain complete control of the video sweetening process, from ingest to layback. Import an edit decision list (EDL) or existing Avid sequence, re-digitize, render effects, and export to Pro Tools for audio sweetening. Then re-sync the final audio to the original video and lay them both back to tape or export them as a digital movie.

Contact your CEV representative for more information.