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The Pinnacle Systems miro DC30 is a PCI card for Windows PC or MacIntosh with NTSC or PAL system TV Video input and output plus stereo audio input and output. The card available for testing was packaged for MacIntosh, but was tested with a Pentium-III 500MHz on an Asus P3-F motherboard using the Windows drivers. The video tests were NTSC only.
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About Pinnacle Systems, Inc. Pinnacle Systems, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Avid Technology, Inc., is an industry leader in video editing solutions, TV tuners for the PC, and digital media adapters for the consumer market. The company's product lines include Pinnacle PCTV™, Dazzle®, Pinnacle ShowCenter™, Pinnacle Mobile Media™ and its flagship Pinnacle Studio™ line. For more information, visit www.pinnaclesys.com.
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Under license from Roku, Pinnacle Systems manufactures and sells SoundBridge products in Europe, Middle East and Asia as well as South America and Australia. Pinnacle's SoundBridge product family includes SoundBridge network music player, SoundBridge Radio Wi-Fi music system and the newly introduced SoundBridge Home Music network music player. Roku is proud to license it's products and technology to industry-leading companies like Pinnacle Systems. For more information about licensing Roku products, email sales@rokulabs.com or call 1-888-600-7658.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., January 22, 2002 -- Pinnacle Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:PCLE) today announced financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2002, which ended December 31, 2001. Net sales for the second quarter of fiscal 2002 were $59,726,000, 26% higher than net sales during the prior quarter. Net income for the second quarter of fiscal 2002 was a loss of $8,279,000 or $0.15 per share. Proforma net income*, excluding charges, for the second quarter was a profit of $1,013,000 or $.02 per share.
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MOUNTAIN, VIEW, Calif., Feb. 06, 2003 -- Pinnacle Systems, Inc. announced today that its MediaStream Networked Storage Video Server system has been purchased by KQED, Inc. in San Francisco, one of the top five Public Broadcasting Stations in the United States. KQED will use MediaStream servers as the foundation for its new DTV recording, storage and playout infrastructure. MediaStream servers are now in use at twenty PBS stations throughout the United States to handle playout of their high definition and standard definition signals.
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As the leading supplier of high-quality video creation and distribution tools, Pinnacle Systems has become renowned for its delivering cost-effective solutions to meet the specific needs of the individual customers. The company has won nine Emmy Awards for its work in leading the video transition from traditional to computer-based video productions.
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