VAIO Movie Story, MusicBox And MediaPlus Show That Integrated Software Can Be Useful

During CES 2009, we found a VAIO setup that was showing off some of the various integrated software that comes with most modern VAIO desktops and laptops. The three main softwares included VAIO Movie Story, MusicBox, and MediaPlus. We had a Sony booth attendant at CES 2009 go over some of the functionality of each, so check it out!

VAIO Movie Story/MusicBox/Media Plus from Sony Insider on Vimeo.

Sony’s smart VAIO Movie Story distills complex movie production into three simple steps, freeing you from tedious hours spent mastering difficult and expensive video editing software. Simply import your video and photo data, choose a theme and soundtrack, and click Finish. VAIO Movie Story does the rest, generating a finished movie complete with smooth cinematic transitions, special effects and perfectly timed soundtrack. With support for a wide variety of video formats, VAIO Movie Story makes it easy to share your precious moments with others. You can even save movies in HD video for the ultimate viewing experience.

The intelligent VAIO MusicBox lets you listen only to music that fits (or changes) your mood. Simply select your desired mood from the 24 music channels and VAIO MusicBox automatically plays back the appropriate songs from your collection. VAIO MusicBox integrates with Sony’s SonicStage Mastering Studio Audio Filters, which automatically applies a preset sound enhancer to each song to deliver studio quality sound.

VAIO Media Plus is a software that emulates the XMB found on many Playstation products.