Canopus wrestles with Adobe Premiere incompatabilities

Zardon · Feb 20, 2004, 09:39 AM

WE RECENTLY VISITED VideoForum in the UK and came across the European wing of Canopus Corporation, one of the major exhibitors.
Canopus is a significant player in the desktop video editing market, and describes itself as "…an industry leader in non-linear video-editing products." By setting, it claims, "new standards in performance, functionality and stability, Canopus has become a favorite of video professionals and enthusiasts."

However, some existing Canopus customers now beg to differ.

There is a furore going on over an acknowledged stability issue with one of Canopus’ products, the DVStorm2 Pro – a PCI adapter that, amongst other things, promises Real-Time video effects whilst editing, when combined with the latest version of Adobe’s video-editing software Premiere Pro.

This issue is described on Canopus’ own discussion forums as "the Premiere disappearing issue..."

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Feb 20, 2004, 09:39 AM	#1
Zardon DriverHeaven Founder Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 32,480 Rep Power: 179	Canopus wrestles with Adobe Premiere incompatabilities WE RECENTLY VISITED VideoForum in the UK and came across the European wing of Canopus Corporation, one of the major exhibitors. Canopus is a significant player in the desktop video editing market, and describes itself as "…an industry leader in non-linear video-editing products." By setting, it claims, "new standards in performance, functionality and stability, Canopus has become a favorite of video professionals and enthusiasts." However, some existing Canopus customers now beg to differ. There is a furore going on over an acknowledged stability issue with one of Canopus’ products, the DVStorm2 Pro – a PCI adapter that, amongst other things, promises Real-Time video effects whilst editing, when combined with the latest version of Adobe’s video-editing software Premiere Pro. This issue is described on Canopus’ own discussion forums as "the Premiere disappearing issue..." inquirer