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All I wanted for Xmas …
Posted by Simon Ubsdell on December 19, 2013 at 2:03 pm… was Gang and a real Replace Edit function.
Sorry to sound a sour note amid all the festive jubilation but was that really too much to ask after all this time????
Simon Ubsdell
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Adam White
December 19, 2013 at 2:07 pmYour right….but at least we have Fit to Fill now.
HAPPY XMAS – WAR IS OVER
Now there will be no more disagreements and everyone can coalesce around the new beloved editing system of choice…
*trying to bring back some festive cheer to proceedings
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Gary Huff
December 19, 2013 at 2:47 pm[Adam White] “Now there will be no more disagreements and everyone can coalesce around the new beloved editing system of choice…”
This is a very nice update all around, though you’ll still have people who find the magnetic timeline is not for them (understandable) or those that don’t realize there have been updates since 10.0.0 (inexcusable).
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Simon Ubsdell
December 19, 2013 at 2:50 pmI love the magnetic timeline, I have seen all the improvements since 10.0 and yes this is a lovely sparkly update covered in festive decorations.
I just want gang sync and a real grown-up replace edit function – without which it’s very hard to execute the majority of the work I do. In fact, I’m wrestling with the lack of these two functions right this very minute.
Seasonal goodwill to all, however.
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Bret Williams
December 19, 2013 at 3:18 pmHow about flattened multi cam, or the playhead following when you enter a compound clip, or match frame from a multi cam? Any of those made it? Trimmed project management?
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Simon Ubsdell
December 19, 2013 at 3:42 pm[Bret Williams] “How about flattened multi cam, or the playhead following when you enter a compound clip, or match frame from a multi cam? Any of those made it? Trimmed project management?”
I know I’m sounding like Scrooge but I didn’t mean this to be a thread about all the things that are still “missing” of which there may be many, few or none depending on your workflow and preferences as an editor.
I just wanted to point out that for me the lack of gang sync and replace edit (the real kind) are actually impediments of such magnitude that I find it really hard to migrate my work to X with any confidence, knowing that I will almost always absolutely require these functions in the course of a typical job. (The workarounds that I have to resort to are teeth-achingly painful and slow.)
It’s very frustrating that the lack of these extremely uncomplicated low level features is still preventing me from working in X as often as I would otherwise like.
So I get very grumpy when I see others jumping up and down in excitement cos Santa’s brought them their favourite new toy.
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Gary Huff
December 19, 2013 at 3:57 pm[Simon Ubsdell] “I just wanted to point out that for me the lack of gang sync and replace edit (the real kind) are actually impediments of such magnitude that I find it really hard to migrate my work to X with any confidence, knowing that I will almost always absolutely require these functions in the course of a typical job. (The workarounds that I have to resort to are teeth-achingly painful and slow.)”
Have you submitted feature requests within the app?
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Simon Ubsdell
December 19, 2013 at 3:58 pm[Gary Huff] “Have you submitted feature requests within the app?”
Only once every couple of months since the original launch date.
Do you reckon I need to be a bit more persistent?
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Bret Williams
December 19, 2013 at 4:01 pmI think what you wanted for Xmas should have been really big on the list. The list is still very long for many. Many features still don’t exist in Premiere. And they won’t until enough switchers “request” them. (A baffling way to innovate.) But as for the features I mentioned, I was simply wondering if they’re in there. If not, they’re a good addition to your list and this is the perfect forum to start complaining about what’s missing. 🙂
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Simon Ubsdell
December 19, 2013 at 4:05 pm[Bret Williams] “But as for the features I mentioned, I was simply wondering if they’re in there.”
As far as I can tell, they’re not.
The new library system is a vast improvement however.
And it’s great to see that they didn’t migrate the white balance tools from iMovie despite the confident rumours that this would happen. That alone has made my Xmas 😉
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Charlie Austin
December 19, 2013 at 4:13 pm[Simon Ubsdell] “Sorry to sound a sour note amid all the festive jubilation but was that really too much to ask after all this time????
“FWIW…(nothing) The code for playhead to playhead Replace is definitely in there now, it’s just not enabled yet. There are a lot of “new” features that didn’t make it into this release. The bulk of the work (and there was an enormous amount) was under the hood. XML is way way more detailed, There’s a real API now etc. I think now they can focus on all the UI stuff, improvements to Roles, etc. I know I’ll be bugging the crap out of them. I’ll give ’em a day or two to relax first though. 🙂
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