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{{AV device
|brand=Videonics
|model_code=EM-1
|device_type=Editing controller
|image_main=Videonics EM-1 1.webp
|images=Videonics EM-1 2.webp, Videonics EM-1 3.webp
|year_released=1993
|signal_standard=NTSC
|video_inputs=2× Composite (RCA)
|video_outputs=2× Composite (RCA)
|audio_inputs=Stereo (RCA)
|audio_outputs=Stereo (RCA)
|features=Assembly editor, wireless remote control keypad, 12 font styles, 64-color titler, 22 graphics in 64 colors, 27 special effects (fades, wipes), Control-L/Control-M support, Videonics proprietary VITC and standard RC time code support
|description=The Videonics Video EditMaker (EM-1) is an assembly editor designed for consumer video production. Released around 1993, it was positioned as a more affordable alternative to the Videonics ProED, accomplishing most of the same editing tasks using a wireless remote control miniature keypad instead of a full keyboard.

The EditMaker includes a built-in 12-style, 64-color titler and 22 graphics options in 64 colors. It also performs 27 special effects such as fades and wipes. The device supports Control-L and Control-M protocols for VCR control.

At its original retail price of approximately $700, the Video EditMaker offered prosumer editing capabilities at a consumer-friendly price point, making it popular among home video enthusiasts and small production operations.

A PAL version was also available.
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