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AJA Announces KONA 4 Support for Adobe Creative Cloud

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LR-Kona4_Left_SmallAt IBC 2014, AJA Video Systems announced that its KONA 4 professional desktop video and audio I/O card now supports the latest versions of Adobe‘s flagship video applications in Adobe Creative Cloud. Device driver and plug-in software is available as a free download from AJA’s website, allowing users of Adobe video applications, including Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC and Adobe SpeedGrade CC, to take advantage of KONA 4’s features for managing 4K, UltraHD, 2K and HD pipelines.

“Our customers need flexible workflow options, so we’ve delivered incredible new features and performance enhancements to the latest Adobe Creative Cloud release that help simplify high-res post workflows,” said Simon Williams, director of strategic relations at Adobe. “AJA’s KONA family of products delivers stellar capture and playback performance that supports Adobe Creative Cloud. The synergy between the products opens up new possibilities for post pros working in HD, 2K, 4K or beyond.”

“Adobe and AJA have a long history of working together to provide the creative community with simplified workflows for producing media, even when working with high-frame rate video,” said AJA president Nick Rashby. “With this latest support, Adobe Creative Cloud users can tap into KONA 4 to streamline ingest, monitoring and management of multi-format 4K, UltraHD, HD and SD files while maintaining top image quality.”

KONA 4 was previously only available through AJA’s channel for third-party developers, but is now available as a retail product with drivers for Windows 7 and Windows 8. Additionally, a new update for the free AJA Control Room software for ingest, playback and output on Windows now supports KONA 4.

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