Just two months after Corel's acquisition of Pinnacle Systems from Avid Technology comes the release of the latest version of Pinnacle's video-editing software, Studio 16 Ultimate ($130 as of ...

Ottawa, Ontario — Corel’s Pinnacle Systems unit launched Thursday the latest family of its popular consumer-targeted video-editing software tools, including 4K Ultra HD Smart Encoding in the flagship ...

Version 10 Family Supports Range of Formats - Including Full HD Editing - to Improve and Expand Home Video Capabilities Tewksbury, Mass., Oct. 17, 2005 — Avid Technology, Inc. ( NASDAQ: AVID) today ...

Maybe it really is time to rethink the iPad as a video tool. Last week we looked at the Padcaster, which makes it possible to connect enough extra devices to your Apple tablet to transform it into a ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Pinnacle has launched a "how to" site to help camcorder users make the most of their home videos.

Corel’s advanced video editor is getting an upgrade with 360 support. On Thursday, the software company announced Pinnacle Studio 20.5 Ultimate. The update adds a number of new features to the program ...

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 ...

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 ...

Last weekend, Pinnacle made available the latest patch for its budget video editing program Studio 10 – the second updater since V10 was launched at the tail end of September. On the updates page for ...

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 ...

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 ...