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     Shot Logging Software for Video and Film Professionals

     Phoenix Log saves hours of precious editing time by creating a
     comprehensive shot list in a format compatible with all leading
     non linear systems. You can now produce a database of timecodes,
     shot descriptions, scene and take information that loads directly
     into Lightworks or Avid. Your selected takes will be
     automatically digitised and linked to your database. Phoenix Log
     works with all the following systems - and what's more it can
     even translate between them!

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        o Avid Media and Film Composers
        o Lightworks
        o Media 100
        o D-Vision
        o Immix
        o Montage
        o Video Machine
        o Quantel Edit Box!



     Click here to download a free demo

     Phlog26.zip (Approx 740 Kb) Extract to a floppy disk and run
     Windows Setup

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     Phoenix Log imports and exports industry standard EDLs, and has a
     comprehensive film logging function that handles camera, sound
     roll, keycodes and rubber number information.

     For use in the field, Phoenix Log can download data from The
     Logger hand held logging device.

     Phoenix Log is designed for anyone to use - from the P.A. to the
     editor's assistant. Features like the point and click setup
     wizard and the context sensitive online help, make operation
     quick and intuitive. The supplied hardware consists of a special
     cable that connects the serial port on your PC to any VTR - PAL
     or NTSC, with a Sony remote control 9 pin port. The VTR can be
     operated from the PC's keyboard or the mouse. Timecode is read
     directly into Phoenix Log and a single keystroke marks the start
     and end of shots. Enter descriptions, scene, take, and roll
     numbers on the fly or use the cue facility tosearch back to
     marked shots before entering your data.

     Easy does it

     Phoenix Log's AutoLog feature automatically notes breaks in
     timecodes to create a shot list.Use it to create an EDL from an
     edited offline tape with discontinuous VITC.Phoenix Log reads
     user bits to automatically log reel numbers. Full printer support
     allows easy printing of shot lists. And there are powerful sort
     and search options for your log too.You can also export your shot
     list and comments into all popular databases for archiving or
     word processors for scripting.

     If you've got limited storage you'll like the incremental time
     feature showing the overall duration of tagged material.

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     Optional Extras

     To log rushes from timecoded VHS tapes, simply connect the
     optional external timecode reader to the PC using the supplied
     cable and feed it LTC or VITC.

     Use Sony's low cost UVW 1200/1400 Beta SP players with any
     standard null modem cable.

     Phoenix Log is was chosen by Lightworks as their Lightworks
     Assistant. But you don't have to own a Lightworks to own Phoenix
     Log. In fact anyone can afford it - and if you run a facility it
     will make the most efficient use of your valuable offline editing
     resources.

     And at current non linear rates Phoenix Log will pay for itself
     on the first job!

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     Hardware requirements

     386 PC or higher with 4 Mb RAM, 2Mb disk space. Windows 3.1 or
     Windows 95. 1 free serial port.