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Documents Related to Digital Video on the Web

Last Updated: 5/27/97

Certain documents located around the Internet can be useful sources ofinformation related to digital video, QuickTime, QuickTime Applications,storage, or VideoVision Studio itself.

Below are links to documents and sites we have found helpful.

ProMax offers a number of white papers and other publications.
The Worldwide User Group is supposedly for Media100 users, but its focus is broad and it contains a number of resources useful to any digital video editor.
There is a wonderful catalog of little utilities to make your Mac experience better, typically by working around the buggy or suboptimal parts of MacOS that cause you so much grief. It was originally intended to be a companion to the Sad Mac book, and is now called the MacFixIt site.
The formidable video journalist Bob Doyle has compiled an excellent article for New Media Magazine about How to Optimize the Parameters, or "mode page settings", of your disk drives for digital video. In a similar vein, there is another article about A/V Disks by the same author.
VideoMaker's site, which has a pretty good web-based discussion forum with a lot of information.
The Adobe/Radius Guide to Using Premiere with VVS.
How to Convert QuickTime to MPEG, posted on the site of a French imaging group called RENATER-Imagerie.
DV & FireWire Central is really up-to-the-minute regarding DVC technology.

Please ~~email me at work~~ with any corrections, updates or candidates for inclusion.

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