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A really smooth jump to PP CS6…
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Dear Aindreas:
On the Mac Book Pro:
Intel Core Duo 2.93 GHz
8 Gb Memory
Graphics Nvidia GeForce 9600m GT 512 MBI Forgot to mention the Mac Pros
MacPro 01 Configuration:
3.2 GHz Quad Core Intel Xeon
Ram 24GB
Graphics: Nvidia Quadro Fx 5600
Aja Kona 3GMacPro 02 Configuration:
2.4 GHz Eight Core Intel Xeon
Ram 32 GB
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 5770
Nvidia Quadro 4000
Decklink HD Extreme 3DSorry about the fragmented message
Best!
President
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Nice one fair play – you’re well set with the nvidias there!
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Jim,
I’m most certain it is, though I haven’t used it in that application. I was being a bit understated based on personal experience, and to sort of ‘flame-proof’ myself.
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Neil Sadwelkar
neilsadwelkar.blogspot.com
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[Neil Sadwelkar] “and to sort of ‘flame-proof’ myself.”
awe, come on….that’s no fun! 😉
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[Jeremy Garchow] “awe, come on….that’s no fun! ;)”
Yeah, why do you think Tim leaves a can of lighter fluid at the top of the forum?
Anyway, I thinks it’s great that Adobe has resolved much of the acrimony by delivering a very viable alternative for our community.
I wonder if it had been available when we all woke up with this FCP shock last June, If many of us wouldn’t have migrated immediately to it rather than go down the curvy, bumpy adaptation road of FCPX.
I say again, the ball’s in Apple’s court. If they come back quickly with a real functionality upgrade, then what could be better for the creative world than a genuine competition for our allegiance. A year from now we might have two apps that look very much like what we’ve all wanted for a number of years, actually developed and refined through this dynamic tension.
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[Jim Giberti] “Anyway, I thinks it’s great that Adobe has resolved much of the acrimony by delivering a very viable alternative for our community.”
Certainly, and they aren’t done. They will keep delivering, and they certainly have everyone’s attention. They are also actively searching for feedback.
[Jim Giberti] “I say again, the ball’s in Apple’s court. If they come back quickly with a real functionality upgrade, then what could be better for the creative world than a genuine competition for our allegiance. A year from now we might have two apps that look very much like what we’ve all wanted for a number of years, actually developed and refined through this dynamic tension.”
Totally. We the editor have always stood to gain from this, even if the present is a bit painful.
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[Jim Giberti] “Yeah, why do you think Tim leaves a can of lighter fluid at the top of the forum?”
Right next to Zelin’s baseball bat and shotgun.
This (and ONLY this one) is a full-contact forum. We just try to minimize kidney punches and anything below the belt.
Play nice or I’ll send you over to Uncle Bob’s house.
Tim Wilson
Associate Publisher, Editor-in-Chief
Creative COW Magazine
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[Jim Giberti] “I say again, the ball’s in Apple’s court. If they come back quickly with a real functionality upgrade, then what could be better for the creative world than a genuine competition for our allegiance. A year from now we might have two apps that look very much like what we’ve all wanted for a number of years, actually developed and refined through this dynamic tension.”
Well said!
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David Lawrence
art~media~design~research
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[Tim Wilson] “I’ll send you over to Uncle Bob’s house.”
Please send me to Uncle Bob’s House. I bet that would be a rocking good time.
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[Jim Giberti] “this dynamic tension.”https://vimeo.com/user1590967/videos
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