Edit any format or codec originating from any camera or mobile device with image acquisition capabilities using the EDIUS 11 Pro Video Editing Software Upgrade from EDIUS X Pro / Workgroup from Grass Valley. This upgrade version is for users who already have EDIUS X Pro or Workgroup. The robust and high-speed editing software for Windows allows you to concentrate on the creative process while leaving all the technical aspects to be handled by the rich set of integrated AI tools that come with the program. EDIUS 11 provides seamless integration with third-party AI services, both online and offline. Mync 11 is included for powerful content management of any type of digital media, while Chorus Hub technology allows multiple EDIUS 11 users to engage in very powerful and reliable group collaboration.

The updated core engine ensures improvements in functionality with the latest PC environments and with GPU leverage. Footage is automatically optimized, using a new intelligent color correction filter, and multiple clips may be altered and affected when using adjustment clips. Undesirable noise is easily eliminated with an integrated AI-based voice recognition tool. A speech-to-text workflow is supported and an integrated titler facilitates burning subtitles into video. The software handles real-time frame-rate conversion, even with files in different resolutions, multicam editing capabilities for up to 16 separate sources, various social media export presets, exporting in 4K HDR, and GPU hardware support.

Edit Files with Different Resolutions    Real-Time Conversion of Frame Rates    Multicam Editing of up to 16 Sources    Supports Latest Codecs & Cameras    Export in 4K HDR    GPU Hardware Support    Social Media Export Presets    Includes Mync Media Management Software

• Edit media files with different resolutions
• Support for the latest file formats including: Sony XAVC (Intra/Long GOP) / XAVC S/XDCAM, Panasonic AVCUltra/AVC-Intra/P2, Canon XF-AVC/XF-HEVC (import only), Sony RAW, Canon Cinema RAW/Cinema RAW Light (import only), RED RAW (import only), N-RAW (import only), ProRes, DNxHD/HR (option), still image RAW, and more
• Support for the latest color space for Log and RAW files including: HLG/PQ, S-Log, Canon Log, V-Log/V-Log L, J-Log1, F-Log, Log C, D-Log, N-Log, OM-Log400, and LUT (.cube) file import
• Fast AVCHD and DSLR video editing
• Real-time conversion of frame rates on the same timeline
• Fast, flexible user interface with unlimited video, audio, and title and graphics tracks
• HDR editing (HDR/SDR gain and tone mapping)
• Superior 4K HDR workflow, including support for Blackmagic Design/AJA hardware (preview only)
• Export in 4K HDR for broadcast and web distribution
• 8K file export (H.265/HEVC, ProRes, DNxHR, HQX, P2 8K SHV Exchange Format)
• Mync (media management software) bundled implements a powerful new Meta Smart Search function and HDR support (preview, storyboard, export)
• Primary color correction (RGB) for color grading
• Three-way color correction (YUV)
• 60/50p timecode display
• New video scope supporting HDR
• Multicam editing of up to 16 different sources simultaneously, with video output support
• Fast and accurate multicam audio sync engine
• Various proxy editing modes for next-generation workflow helps extend usability and increase ROI
• High-quality motion tracking (adopt “Hybrid Tracker”)
• High-quality slow-motion (optical flow and advanced matching)
• High-speed and high-quality stabilizer
• Various synthetic video filters, such as masks and keyers
• Accelerated 4K H.264/H.265 playback using Intel Quick Sync Video
• Fast and high-quality H.264/AVC decoder and encoder (for fast encoding of 4K XAVC)
• Fast and high-quality MPEG decoder and encoder
• Fast handling of large quantities of still image files (JPG, TGA, DPX, Cinema DNG, and others)
• Closed-caption view, scc/mcc file import and export
• RED RAW decode GPU support
• Apple ProRes export
• Apple ProRes RAW decode
• Apple MOV (H.264/H.265) export
• Blackmagic RAW decode
• Blackmagic Film Gamma support
• Project import/export as EDL, AAF, FCP 7 XML (import only)
• OFX plug-in bridge support
• Ability to save a current project as a template in order to re-use preferred track settings, screen layout, etc.
• Support for high-resolution displays
• Background rendering
• Background export
• GV Job Monitor (background work monitoring)
• Motion tracking in Layouter (Anchor mode/Chase mode)
• H.265/264 hardware encoder in NVIDIA graphics cards
• Draft preview
• Paste clip attributes
• Skip frame playback
• Glitch effects
• Animated icons
• Auto color correction
• AI noise elimination
• Adjustment clip 
• Third-party hardware support
• HEIF Image support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How I can safety clean this screen ?

A: To safely clean the screen of the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor, you'd need an LCD cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Please see the following link for a recommended cleaner you could use for this BenQ monitor: https://bhpho.to/3Th0Ppt. You may notice that it mentions it's for Apple displays, but it will work great for this monitor as well.

Q: 2. Can it be connected efficiently to an old macbook pro such as the 2015 series, which does not come with usb-c ?

A: Yes, you can use the HDMI cable included.

Q: 3. Does this monitor have thin bezel like its 27" version? Some videos/pictures on the web show it being thicker than what's shown here.

A: It looks like there is a discrepancy with the images. The Ben Q website does show a thicker bezel on this model. I have submitted the issue to our web content team so it can be updated as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Q: 4. Why does my screen go black when I try to adjust 3D settings on my nVidia Quadro P3200? I have to hook up another monitor to reset the display. Windows 10 Pro

A: For tech inquiries, please email us at pc@bhphoto.com.

Q: 5. Does this Monitor have an internal speaker?

A: This does not have a built in speaker.

Q: 6. The max brightness here is listed at 250 which is well below the lower priced ASUS pro art pa329c which seems to have equal specs otherwise. Why would one pay more for this - with seemingly inferior specs? I feel I’m missing something. Any input is appreciated. Regardless, the 250 max brightness is concerning to me since most other monitors in this class seem to far exceed that.

A: If you are looking for a professional photo editing monitor, while some can go higher, the brightness will ultimately have an effect on how accurate the image is when you are looking at it. For example, if you have an Adobe RGB workflow, the recommended target brightness to properly display that color space is 160 nits which is much lower than what most people might think. In the end, it will ultimately depend on what your specific workflow needs are and the color spaces that you work with. If you have any other questions, please reach out to pc@bhphotovideo.com so we can discuss further.

Q: 7. It is possible to connect this monitor to a new Mac Pro 2020 using AMD Pro W5700X (16GB)?

A: Yes, using an HDMI 2.0-rated cable.

Q: 8. Datacolor SpyderX Pro Colorimeter - the good choice for calibration this monitor, or can be better ?

A: Yes, the SpyderX Pro Colorimeter will be a good choice for the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor.

Q: 9. Please, advice: the best hardware calibrator for this monitor ? Maybe Datacolor SpyderX Pro Colorimeter can be good ?

A: Yes, the Datacolor SpyderX Pro Colorimeter (B&H #DASXP100) would be a great choice to use with the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor.

Q: 10. Monitor with stand. Can you adjust the height?

A: Height Adjustment for the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor is 5.91" / 150 mm, as well as Rotation Adjustment 90°; Swivel Adjustment 90° (-45 to 45°) and Tilt Adjustment -5 to 20°