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September 11 2003
Production News:
• CineForm's Aspect HD Ships for Adobe Premiere 6.5

• Canopus Announces ADVC1000 Digital Media Converter

• Boris FX to Ship Red 3GL

• Discreet Launches First High-End Online Editing System for the Linux Operating System

• Bluefish 444 Ships HD Lust for Windows

• BlueFish444 Announces Linux Support for its Range of SD and HD Cards

• Canopus Debuts ProCoder 2.0 at IBC

• Ultimatte Debuts Advantedge v1.5 at IBC

• BOXX Unveils HDBOXX [pro] for Video Professionals

• Discreet Announces combustion 3


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