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Whether you author DVDs for a living, or simply demand the very best playback of your personal video collection, the Mason IP will impress you with its superb playback and advanced features.

Designed as the ultimate proofing tool for checking encoded video or verifying DVD projects, the Mason IP plays your files from any available network volume, just as if it was already burned to a disc. CONTINUED »

We’ve just posted an updated version of the MasonIP User Guide. It covers installation, setup and operation, as well as the new features added with the latest firmware update.

It’s a 2MB PDF file that you can download here.

The MasonIP Video Player is the best thing since sliced bread. Really. But it’s pretty difficult to describe all it’s features and functions because it fits into really distinct categories. So to better explain the MasonIP, I will break out the features and applications by popular markets. First up, DVD Authoring. If you author or create DVD’s, read on below:

MasonIP for DVD Creators……. CONTINUED »

Next up, HD content. If you create HD content or need to verify HD files, see below for how MasonIP applies to you:

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OK, next up is how MasonIP can be used in a Broadcast environment. Read on below if you are a broadcast person and want to know how useful the MasonIP is in a broadcasting environment.

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We’ve switched over to a new Knowledge Base system that makes it a lot easier to find just the info you need. Here’s the direct link: Wired Knowledge Base

One of the MasonIP’s great features is its built-in web-based configuration pages. They let you access all the settings of the Mason from any browser.

So you can see for yourself how easy it is, CONTINUED »

We’ve just released version 96d of the MasonIP firmware which adds two great new features: CONTINUED »

We’ve been busy testing MediaPress with Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) since its arrival this weekend, and are happy to report that it works great. CONTINUED »

Since we introduced the MasonIP earlier this year, the number-one most-requested feature has been for us to add SDI output. Today, we’re happy to announce that we’re fulfilling that request with an HD-SDI option for MasonIP. CONTINUED »

At Wired, although we are a high-tech business located in the heart of Silicon Valley, we have some old-fashioned ideas about business. We believe in designing quality products, building them in the US, and giving live unlimited support to our customers.

You might say we take it personally. CONTINUED »

Here’s the updated specifications for the Wired MasonIP network-attached video player/decoder. CONTINUED »