Edius training

[Bluetongue]

Ronnie
Here is the URL for Edius Tips http://www.ediustips.com/
Regards Barry

[pgovotsos]

This site comes up "no longer available" Do you have a later address for it?

Thanks

Ronnie

drop the index.html and it works. ie http://www.ediustips.com

[[email protected]]

DVC who built and supplied my previous Matrox and curent Edius computers produce really excellent training DVDs. They provide them with every system they sell but I'm sure they'll be happy to supply them separately. Whatever they charge it's a bargain because I found it invaluable to get started. Then of course this GV Forum invariably answers specific problems.

DVC is based in Portslade in the UK. Their site is http://www.dvc.uk.com

[Aristotelis]

there is a mistake in the above link
the correct one is http://www.ediustips.com/index.htm

[RonnieMartin]

Though created by a user, I have found the following site very useful: http://www.ediustips.com/index.html

This site comes up "no longer available" Do you have a later address for it?

Thanks

Ronnie

[lauri]

Mike Downey

Mike Downey will be doing an Edius workshop in New Jersey
on November 12th 2008 at the North Jersey Video Association.

Not too far for you if you want to attend. Info is posted at the
NJVA website: http://www.njva.org/


LB

[Zorro]

The lack of third party teaching materials (DVD, books, online resources) especially here in the German speaking market scares away quite a few potential customers from looking into Edius.

[GrassValley_CP]

Though created by a user, I have found the following site very useful: http://www.ediustips.com/index.html

[pgovotsos]

I have the Mike's Class on Demand DVD. I was wondering if there is anything else available. I know Edius doesn't have as many materials available like FCP or Premiere, but I couldn't find anything besides Mike's ( and the manuals of course).

Panagiotis

[RonnieMartin]

It makes sense to get things now since I own 4.61 and have NO intention on jumping on the upgrade bandwagon to 5.x until at least the first bugfix is released.

If this is the case what you need to do is get Mike Downey's DVD. It is excellent and you will learn a lot from it. Also I would be surprised if the interface changes a great deal with the next version. One of the things I like about the Edius software is that with the exception of Rex Edit the interface has stayed fairly similar. I think it would be a mistake to make a drastic change in the interface because that would give long time Edius users the chance to jump ship or try another editing platform. I for one have been a Canopus/Edius/GV end user and supporter since the beginning and really do not have time to learn a new interface at this time.

Get Mike's DVD....

Ronnie

[SoundFreak]

NO intention on jumping on the upgrade bandwagon to 5.x until at least the first bugfix is released.

That's not nice to say that you expect bugs ............ I would never say / write that, I'll just wait..... and see.....

[pgovotsos]

There is NO need to get any books or videos at this point. A new version is coming and purchasing older instruction may or may not be viable in the new version.

It makes sense to get things now since I own 4.61 and have NO intention on jumping on the upgrade bandwagon to 5.x until at least the first bugfix is released.

[Jerry]

Hello,
Besides the Class on Demand and the Edius training site, is there any other training available for Edius (books, video, etc)? These two are great, but always looking for more info and tricks. Does Grass Valley (or anyone for that matter) ever do any classes/seminars?

Thanks,
Panagiotis

The only classes that I know off are the ones that Mike Downey does for stations and large vendors. Also, I'm sure there will be some Demos at IBC and NAB always has them.
There is NO need to get any books or videos at this point. A new version is coming and purchasing older instruction may or may not be viable in the new version.

[pgovotsos]

Hello,
Besides the Class on Demand and the Edius training site, is there any other training available for Edius (books, video, etc)? These two are great, but always looking for more info and tricks. Does Grass Valley (or anyone for that matter) ever do any classes/seminars?

Thanks,
Panagiotis