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"With DV cameras becoming more affordable and the DV format offering low data rates while maintaining high image quality, the optimal editing format for cost- and quality-conscious professionals becomes clear. Edit in DV, then output DV, MPEG-2, or analog video, whatever your project requires. Matrox RTX100 does it all."
Native DV Editing 
DV is a high-quality format that has been widely accepted by broadcasters
and professional video editors. To realize the full quality potential
offered by DV, your editing system must share a common bitstream with
your DV camera and VTR. Ideally, you record DV in your camera, then digitally
transfer your DV material via a 1394 interface to your editing system
in the materials native format. This way, you avoid recompression
passes that degrade the quality of your video when you convert to MPEG-2
or M-JPEG. You also avoid analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions
that would be necessary without the 1394 link.
Matrox RTX100 provides native editing for all DV formats including Panasonic DVCPRO, Sony DVCAM, Sony Digital-8, and the consumer DV format used by Sony, JVC, Canon, Sharp and Panasonic.
For
more on Native DV Editing see our white paper.
Native DV Editing Workflow - No conversions, No recompression