Just two months after Corel's acquisition of Pinnacle Systems from Avid Technology comes the release of the latest version of Pinnacle's video-editing software, Studio 16 Ultimate ($130 as of ...

Pinnacle Systems unveiled its latest video editing suite called the Pinnacle Edition Creative Collection, which targets advanced home level users and prosumers. Pinnacle said the planned Pinnacle ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Dec. 7, 2004 - Dolby Laboratories today announced its Dolby(R) Digital 5.1 Creator multichannel encoding technology is being licensed by Pinnacle Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:PCLE) and ...

Phoenix Software has today announced availability of version 12 of Pinnacle Studio, the market-leading consumer video editing software. Pinnacle Studio version 12 builds on the features that have ...

Avid Technology announced the latest version of its wildly popular consumer video editing software package, Pinnacle Studio 11, set to ship next month. Now the software is offered in Basic, Plus and ...

Like Adobe Premiere Elements, Pinnacle Studio HD ($50 as of 10/5/2009) is a consumer-level video editing program, designed for home videographers. Unlike Adobe's application, however, Pinnacle is more ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., October 10, 2008 — Pinnacle Systems, Inc., a part of Avid Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: AVID), today highlighted how busy consumers can put more fun in Halloween with a free ...

Last weekend, Pinnacle made available the latest patch for its budget video editing program Studio 10 – the second updater since V10 was launched at the tail end of September. On the updates page for ...

Version 10 Family Supports Range of Formats - Including Full HD Editing - to Improve and Expand Home Video Capabilities Tewksbury, Mass., Oct. 17, 2005 — Avid Technology, Inc. ( NASDAQ: AVID) today ...

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Standard-definition video is going the way of the HD DVD player–or is it? TVs have gone high-def in a big way, but YouTube and other online venues continue to serve standard definition. Pinnacle’s ...