>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Cherri L. Klueck  
> Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 8:46 AM
> To:   Dean Angelico; Joe Winograd
> Cc:   Lara Brown; Sreelal Chandrasenan; Hy Khuu; James Baggerly
> Subject:      Installation at Premiere
> 
> The installation at Premiere yesterday went very well.  The customer thought the 
> interface was great - his immediate reaction was "This is so easy now, I can pass it 
> off to duplication and have them do it".  We talked through the issues of copy 
> control (ECC).  The test that we did with him using his sound files from his 
> computer went smoothly and there were no artifacts or issues with the final product 
> at all.  Steven (the customer) was very impressed with how easy the whole process is 
> now.  He loves the way the tray pops out when it's done so he doesn't have to keep 
> checking on it.  He likes that he doesn't have to type - that everything is 
> selectable from the drop-downs.  His only suggestions yesterday were to have 
> multiple screens so he can enter data for up to 99 tracks if needed.  He asked that 
> we make the buttons hot when they light up so he can just hit enter to select them.  
> He definitely does not want the embedded files overwritten each time.  He asked that 
> we rename the file with the Promo ID Code when it is saved.  He needs to keep the 
> files accessible for a few weeks. 
> 
> I believe he was very pleased with the install (James was able to hook him up to use 
> a switch so he didn't have to have two monitors - and he was very happy with the 
> system).  
> 
> The plan is to create the files in parallel next week - once on the BERN (and yes, 
> he did mention that people would think we couldn't spell by calling it this) and 
> once on the software.  He'll submit the software embedded ones to the normal process 
> and circulate the BERN ones for QA from various people within Premiere.  He'll also 
> send us a copy of the disks.  Once these files make it through the approval process, 
> he will plan to use BERN for future programs.
> 
> We did discover that he is taking sound designer 2 files from the mac and converting 
> them to wav and burning a disk using a Mac prior to bringing the files into the 
> embedder - don't know if this multiple conversion process may be contributing to the 
> copy control issues we're seeing on the disks we got from them.  He's using Toast to 
> burn the disk.
> 
> Cherri Klueck
> VP, Business Operations
> ConfirMedia
> Phone:  858-202-2845
> www.confirmedia.com
> 
> 


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