Pinnacle Systems unveiled its latest video editing suite called the Pinnacle Edition Creative Collection, which targets advanced home level users and prosumers. Pinnacle said the planned Pinnacle ...

Peter Wells and Bob Crabtree show you how to create DVD motion-menus in Pinnacle's big-selling budget video-editing and DVD-authoring program Studio Menus with moving footage set the tone for a DVD’s ...

Studio 16 Ultimate improves on its predecessor with an attractive and easy to use interface. Just two months after Corel’s acquisition of Pinnacle Systems from Avid Technology comes the release of the ...

Pinnacle’s popular video-editing app benefits from a minor face-lift while retaining its core power and depth. Like Adobe Premiere Elements, Pinnacle Studio HD ($50 as of 10/5/2009) is a ...

Although it is considered the king of the consumer video editing market, Pinnacle Systems has started a crusade to expand its volume by educating consumers and retailers to the virtues of editing ...

Pinnacle Systems Inc. has released Pinnacle Liquid Silver V.4, an upgrade of the company's flagship editing system for post production with MPEG-2 and uncompressed video. The upgrade was designed to ...

Avid Technology announced the latest version of its wildly popular consumer video editing software package, Pinnacle Studio 11, set to ship next month. Now the software is offered in Basic, Plus and ...

Corel’s Pinnacle Studio video editor sits in the gap between consumer editing software and the professional options — and Corel just nudged the software even more towards that pro end. This week, ...

Generally, no CPU could ever outperform a GPU when rendering a 3-D scene. That level of specialized processing power frees up more bandwidth for its realtime saving feature. Liquid Edition's benefit ...

Like Adobe Premiere Elements, Pinnacle Studio HD ($50 as of 10/5/2009) is a consumer-level video editing program, designed for home videographers. Unlike Adobe's application, however, Pinnacle is more ...

Standard-definition video is going the way of the HD DVD player–or is it? TVs have gone high-def in a big way, but YouTube and other online venues continue to serve standard definition. Pinnacle’s ...