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New FCP to arrive this Spring!
Posted by Chuck Purnell on February 23, 2011 at 3:48 pmHere is a link someone just posted on Twitter saying a revamped Final Cut Pro is due out sometime this Spring!!
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Mark Suszko
February 23, 2011 at 5:07 pmOur favorite rumor is back. If true, it is coming in the nick of time for our shop, we’re getting ready to upgrade.
My two biggest hopes:
h.264 native editing on the timeline without any conversions needed.
Better BluRay export options. I still don’t ened full-on authoring, but I want to be able to make good, fast and easy dubs of short HD content (spots and VNR’s) to BD for archival and distribution.
Also, if they have a control pref for making the teensiest parts of the GUI bigger for my aging eyes, it would be nice:-)
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Bret Williams
February 23, 2011 at 5:22 pmWe already have your second request. What about it would you like to improve/change? Share works pretty seamlessly for this. If you have a BD burner you’ll get full bluray. If you have regular DVD burner you’ll get an avchd bluray that, IMO looks just as good for most projects.
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Ben Holmes
February 23, 2011 at 6:24 pmAlthough this was posted below, I thought I’d add a little confirmation – after all, why would Larry Jordan lie about this:
https://www.larryjordan.biz/app_bin/wordpress/archives/1365
Between this and Light Peak / Thunderbolt (can that name REALLY be true) I think this MIGHT be the most exciting three months in FCP circles for a very long time.
BTW – If you don’t like rumours, fine by me – I choose to believe this one, read into that what you will…
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Don Greening
February 23, 2011 at 7:13 pm[Ben Holmes] “after all, why would Larry Jordan lie about this:”
Larry wouldn’t. His rep is too valuable to jeopardize by fibbing.
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Steven Sanders
February 23, 2011 at 7:32 pmMay sound silly, but autopatch would be nice, thank you!
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John Davidson
February 23, 2011 at 8:24 pmI agree about the small size – when working with dual 27 cinema displays, I feel like I’m looking at ants when I try to work.
I’ve been playing with new apps built for Mac like Pixelmator and Cheetah 3D. They’re so robust that I’ll accept some of their limitations to support them. I’d also like to see FCP rewritten in 64 so that we take advantage of all my RAM and extra cores. A new refreshed UI would be fine by me. Apple recently patented a new edit to tape system, so it would be great to see that play out. The ability to make templates for graphics like the motion templates, but customizable within FCP would be nice.
Imagine if the faces feature in iMovie were included – first – it would be fantastic – second – it would be an incredible time suck as the system processes all the footage. If done correctly though, faces could be incredibly useful.
There is so much that can be improved upon in FCP. Watch folders and a more active media manager system could also be nice.
And hey, maybe we’ll finally get 64 bit quicktime to boot!
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Jon Smitherton
February 23, 2011 at 9:58 pmI love FCP. All I want to see is 64bit and background rendering to make this program as fast as possible! – even if this involves buying another machine for just this – I know LOTS of prod co’s that would easily shell out – or of course Xserve.
Jon
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Andrew Kimery
February 23, 2011 at 10:16 pm[jon smitherton] “I know LOTS of prod co’s that would easily shell out – or of course Xserve. “
Forgive me if I am missing the dry humor, but Apple discontinued Xserve as of last month.
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John Heagy
February 23, 2011 at 10:36 pmIt will be interesting how Apple deals with 64 bit Quicktime, which would surely be required. I would guess Apple has it hidden away in Snow Leopard and is reserved solely for FCP 8. It may surface as a general API in Lion.
Just a guess…
John
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Jon Smitherton
February 23, 2011 at 11:19 pm[Andrew Kimery] ” Forgive me if I am missing the dry humor, but Apple discontinued Xserve as of last month.”
Mac Pro Server then.
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