Questions on Macintosh version:
What editing system is it compatible with?
Any Quicktime-based editing system like Final Cut Pro or iMovie.
What OS do I need?
OS X (10.1 or later). OS9 is no longer supported. OS 10.4 and Quicktime 7 required for HD.
How does it work? Is the de-interlacing method better than I can do with Final Cut Pro or After Effects?
Yes, much better. Nearly all plug-in and built-in de-interlacers reduce vertical resolution by 50%. But DVFilm Maker works by analyzing motion in each frame, and only changing pixels in areas of the screen in which there is movement. This results in a much sharper image especially for scenes where the camera is still. Maker also detects horizontal lines and prevents aliasing, or "dot crawl". You will notice that the output video from DVFilm Maker is just as sharp and clear as your original footage, yet looks as if it were shot on film.
Can I try it first?
Yes. The demo version of DVFilm Maker works exactly the same as
the release version, except that it burns the DVFilm logo into
each output frame. Here is a sample Quicktime (NTSC 16:9) to test
it on: click here to download.
Then click here to download the demo version for Mac OS X.
How do I order DVFilm Maker?
Is there a Windows version?
Mac Users: Click here for updates and online help
Join the discussion group on DVFilm transfers and DVFilm software, click here.
