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des01 = "<strong>Inspect:</strong> In the inspect mode the application shows all relevant information of the current image, the containting sequence and workspace. The color settings floating window keeps all controls for color manipulations and linearization for a single sequence that can also be applied to the entire workspace. A color picker lets you inspect colors of images pixel and byte accurate.";

des02 = "<strong>Play:</strong> For real time playback of the high resolution images the application generates QuickTime movies. As all color corrections are done on the GPU even these playback movies can be graded and linearized on the fly as they play.<br />The preview movies are available when the original source files aren't - so you can take your project along with your notebook in meetings and travel.<br>If your capture or recording workflow already provides preview QuickTime movies, these can be automatically imported and used in Pomfort SilverStack.";

des03 = "<strong>Manage:</strong> Manage many sequences in workspaces, sort them, search them - all that intuitively via drag & drop. Add custom meta-data like status information, descriptions or ratings to keep records about your projects. View and edit image meta-data like information from the SMPTE DPX headers. Manage multiple sound track files for each sequence for later use in generated QuickTime movies.";

des04 = "<strong>Movie Creation:</strong> The generation of QuickTime movies offers all the options you will need in your daily post production work and digital intermediate workflows: Visual settings like cropping, black bars, watermarks and logos and various burn-ins, addition of a sound track or a QuickTime timecode track with the source timecode for the later use in editing tools such as FinalCutPro.<br /> Apply presets for these settings to an entire workspace full of sequences with just one click, an own render queue (\"Cinemator\") will take care about the rest.";

des05 = "<strong>Productivity:</strong> Pomfort SilverStack contains productivity features that fill the gaps in your workflows: Create selective workspaces from entire file system trees with filters, import sound files automatically, edit timecode in DPX headeres or create Shake setups from selected sequences that contain all color and linearization settings. <br />Pomfort <a href=\"/framecalculator\">FrameCalculator</a> is right built in.";
	
des06 = "<strong>Rendering:</strong> <a href=\"cinemator.html\">Pomfort Cinemator</a> is the rendering queue and automation tool of the Pomfort Silverstack bundle. Cinemator renders image sequences of most common image file formats including TIFF, DPX and Cineon™ into Quicktime™ movies. You can automatically start Scripts or Automator™ workflows from within Cinemator after each rendering activity to automate even more complex workflows.";

des07 = "<strong>DPX QuickLook</strong> (Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard only): The Pomfort DPX QuickLook plugin (available in the Pomfort Productivity Bundle) allows the Finder on Mac OS X Leopard to show the DPX image with additional metadata. Thus DPX files can be viewed easily by pressing the Space bar or even can be shown via iChat Theatre sessions.";

des08 = "<strong>CoverFlow</strong> (Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard only): With the Pomfort DPX QuickLook plugin (available in the Pomfort Productivity Bundle) the Finder of Mac OS X Leopard can show image sequences in CoverFlow style.";

des09 = "<strong>Leopard folder icons</strong> (Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard only): Pomfort SilverStack generates folder icons of image sequences so that you can browse your sequence folders visually for example in CoverFlow.";

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