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Media 100 Legacy Compatible Peripherals Guide

Media 100 has tested and approved the conﬁgurations in this guide. For the most up-to-date

information on current approved conﬁgurations, please refer to the Media 100 Compatible

Peripherals Guide at http://www.media100.com/product/techinfo/techinfo.html.

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What’s New

Customers who are looking for support, upgrades and/or parts for their Media 100 legacy systems

can contact TimeLine Designs, Inc: http://www.timelinedesigns.com/

TimeLine Designs, Inc offers support for all Media 100 Mac-based models, older Macintosh

platforms including NuBus and PCI systems and older Media 100 software, dating back to Version

2.6.2.

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Introduction

Media 100 digital editing systems are open systems that are compatible with most third-party

peripherals. Since there are so many choices and possible conﬁgurations currently on the market,

Media 100 Inc. has a dedicated group to test and recommend third-party peripherals on a

continuing basis.

Media 100 products are extremely sophisticated and are constantly adding new capabilities.

High-quality digital video and real-time effects demand extremely fast throughput and

performance; therefore, we want to make sure that you conﬁgure complete systems that allow your

Media 100 system to run at its optimum performance.

Included in this guide are speciﬁc system conﬁgurations and compatible peripherals that have been

tested to date by Media 100 Inc. To ensure optimum performance of a Media 100 system, it is very

important that these speciﬁed conﬁgurations be followed. As we continue our testing, this list of

supported system conﬁgurations and compatible peripherals will be updated. Use this guide when

conﬁguring Media 100 systems.

It is not required that you use only the peripherals in this document. However, Technical Support may not be

able to fully assist you and your customers if they are not familiar with the equipment you are using.

When using this guide, keep the following in mind:

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For models with RealTimeFX Option, use Media 100 xr model conﬁgurations. For Media 100

le-DV model, use le conﬁgurations.

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We do no long-term reliability testing, but evaluate small quantities for a limited period of time.

We test using programs that were created by Media 100 speciﬁcally to stress the systems with

real-time transitions, real-time static titles, real-time audio EQ, and audio crossfades.

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Your results will vary if your real-time effects are longer with a shorter distance between them.

You will get better results if they are shorter and there is a greater distance between them. For

example, if you have back to back titles, the buffer may not have time to ﬂush, and the second

title may need to be rendered.

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