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No vegas 14?
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Many thanks for all the replies!
Rick Wise
Cinematographer
MFA/BFA Lighting and Camera Instructor Academy of Art University
San Francisco Bay Area
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No problemo Rick!
Steve Rhoden (Cow Leader)
Film Maker & VFX Artist.
Owner of Filmex Creative Media.
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I only hope that Sony does not go down the subscription/ransomware path with SVP14
My system specs: Intel i7 970, 12GB RAM, ASUS P6T, Vegas Pro 12 (x64), Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, Vegas Production Assistant 1.0, VASST Ultimate S Pro 4.1, Neat Video Pro 2.6
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[Nigel O'Neill] “I only hope that Sony does not go down the subscription/ransomware path with SVP14”
No one wants to see a subscription service. It makes no sense for the independent/freelance editors that buy Vegas Pro.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
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That would not work out well for them Nigel.
Steve Rhoden (Cow Leader)
Film Maker & VFX Artist.
Owner of Filmex Creative Media.
Samples of my Work and Company can be seen here:
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I personally am extremely disappointed. Vegas needs an overhaul. Maybe even a fresh start. BUT all the GOOD things must be kept. I’ve been getting HEAPS of sh*t over the years from everyone I worked with for being “that guy” who edits in Vegas. I have been adamant in my total refusal to join the Premiere club (Windows guy here), for obvious reasons (us Vegas users KNOW why). But because I always do the job (and better than anybody else), I’ve been left alone. But frustration grew inside me. SCS have done SO LITTLE in trying to actually improve this great piece of software (Did you guys ever try Vegas 2.0 – it was incredible for the time and is still very much 80% of what Vegas is today – great for Sonic Foundry, not that great for SCS) SO many things can be improved. Man, when I heard that SCS is building a new editor, I thought they finally understood. Watch out, Adobe! There’s a new Sheriff in town!
Vegas. With a new name. With a modern sleek look (finally!!!). With all the functions we love and use daily, both generic and those for the power users. With all the fixes and changes that anyone who used Vegas and another NLE knew that had to be implemented (eg. the infamously lacking copy just one effect, or a selectable amount, or select multiple regions of clips while holding ctrl with the select tool, etc), ROCK steady performance (oh how we wanted that), actually good GPU acceleration to rival Mercury, its own Quicktime processing engine that puts a twist on chroma subsampling (just like Adobe)… Oh how I dreamed about this. Finally, I said to myself, all those posts on NFS would include Sony in the list of PRO NLEs they always talk about.
And then the Catalyst demo came out.
Gentlemen, Catalyst Edit is possibly the worst joke ever pulled by anyone in recorded history. It’s like a lite version of iMovie. I didn’t even know that they offer “upgrade” discounts for Vegas users. That’s like topping the worst joke ever pulled by anyone in recorded history.
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@Cosmin – I agree, I was totally underwhelmed by Catalyst. In it’s defence however, the interface was a move in the right direction.
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Sad message! I was at IBC 2015 and spoke there with Gary Rebholz about the future of Vegas Pro. VP will be maintained he said, but there will be no version 14.
Harry Maathuis
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[Harry Maathuis] “Sad message! I was at IBC 2015 and spoke there with Gary Rebholz about the future of Vegas Pro. VP will be maintained he said, but there will be no version 14.
Harry Maathuis”
Thanks for info.
Arturas Bojarunas
PenkiTV(IPTV)
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[Harry Maathuis] “Sad message! I was at IBC 2015 and spoke there with Gary Rebholz about the future of Vegas Pro. VP will be maintained he said, but there will be no version 14.”
I wonder if he meant not this year or did he mean never.
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