Avid, which makes high-end video editing software, has launched an iPad app version of its “pro-sumer” Avid Studio software. Avid, which makes high-end video editing software, has launched an iPad app ...

Avid® today announced a significant update to its industry-leading video editing application for the iPad—Avid Studio (1.1). Available immediately at the Apple App Store, the latest version of Avid ...

Avid is one of the big names in audio and video production software. The company offers professional media editing software for prices as high as $2499, and the Avid Studio home movie-making suite ...

I’m not sure there was massive demand for multiple video editing apps on the iPad, given its terrible camera and relatively limited amount of storage space. But hey, AVID apparently thought there was ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Avid Technology is shipping version 5.6 of Avid Studio Toolkit, which offers a variety of ...

February 3, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google iPad: If you're looking for a video editor for iPad that offers a little more flexibility than iMovie and runs ...

Apple's iMovie for iPad has some serious competition this morning, with video editing heavyweight Avid releasing Avid Studio for iPad. The new app, which comes in at under five bucks [iTunes link], ...

Avid, the Massachusetts-based creator of pro-level hardware and software for multimedia production, has unveiled a precision video editor for the iPad. Avid Studio for iPad launched Thursday in the ...

Avid, the makers of the music industry’s leading DAW called “Pro Tools”, just dropped an iPad version of its pro-sumer Final Cut Pro competitor known as “Avid Studio.” Although the latest Final Cut ...

Avid Technology last week released to manufacturing Pinnacle Studio version 10, its next generation of home video editing with support for HDV. Pinnacle Studio 10 will be available in two packages: ...

While companies such as Avid and Adobe have attempted to capitalize on Apple's Final Cut Pro X missteps by wooing users in need of professional video editing and production software, AllThingsD notes ...