Monday, August 3, 2009

DVFilm Raylight (Windows) 301-13 Released

DVFilm Raylight 301-13 was released August 1 to correct a problem with the Vegas plugin. Get it at dvfilm.com/update

This is the "legacy" release for the old DVFilm Raylight, which has been superceded by Raylight Ultra. Barring any major problems with 301-13 it will be the last update you will need for the future.

On the other hand this is now an obsolete product as it will not work with Vegas 9 or later versions, nor with Windows Vista 64 or any future versions of Windows. If you have not upgraded to Ultra please do so after you have finished your current project.

Ultra has better performance, gives you access to metadata and all 4 audio tracks, works with 64-bit Vegas, and will support AVC-Intra in future updates. The special upgrade price of $50 is good only through late summer 2009. Get it at dvfilmstore.com. End sales pitch.

Friday, July 3, 2009

Raylight Ultra 1.1 Released

This version of Raylight adds support for Sony Vegas 9.0 as well as support for Vista 64.

Current customers can request the update here.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Raylight MXFX 1.7.1 for Mac now available

Raylight MXFX 1.7.1 for Mac has been released.. Current customers can request a link to the new update at dvfilm.com/update

Friday, April 3, 2009

Raylight Ultra 1.0.1 Update Released

This is a minor release that fixes a bug in the Raylight Vegas plugin related to 4-track audio. There was a sync issue resulting in extra audio artifacts.

Current customers can request the update here.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Raylight MXFX 1.8.1 for Windows Released

This minor update fixes the following bugs:
  • There was a problem processing multiple clips at a time where MXFX was unable to remove pulldown or add pulldown as requested (option not applicable to that clip). In this case, MXFX was ignoring the requested pulldown setting for all remaining clips.
  • Fixed a problem with incomplete audio on a 24p to 1080i60 conversion with add pulldown.
  • Fixed a problem where tracks 3 and 4 were not being processed.
  • Video length in xml clip file was sometimes showing up with negative number
Current customers can request this new update here.

Monday, February 23, 2009

Raylight Ultra Released

Raylight Ultra 1.0 was released today. Ultra replaces the original DVFilm Raylight product. It has faster rendering than the old Raylight and mostly eliminates the need to switch between quality modes. It also allows you to import 4 audio tracks into Sony Vegas and allows you to view P2 metadata in the Vegas timeline. The Vegas plugin requires Windows XP (32) or Vista (32) and Sony Vegas 8.0. For more info go to dvfilm.com/raylight/ultra

Users of DVFilm Raylight can upgrade to Ultra right now for a special price of only $50.

Looking ahead in the near future we hope to update Ultra for Vista 64 and Sony Vegas 8.1. That feature as well as direct AVC-Intra editing in Vegas will be coming soon as free updates to Ultra.

DVFilm Raylight will continue to be supported, but there will be no more bug fixes for it and we recommend you use Ultra for all new projects.

Monday, February 2, 2009

Raylight For Windows Update 3.1.10 Released

This update for Raylight has a newer version for the Adobe Premier plugin. If you do not use this plugin, then you do not need to update.

Current customers can request the free update here.