Now that 10.1.3 Is out

[Timothy Auld]

So what has been gained in 10.1.3? Or Premiere 8.01? Or Avid 7 (8?) Does any iteration of any of these software packages give us anything more to work with? I work with all three and I see nothing more. I’ve always been a proponent of Avid but I feel in the past few years that Avid is in a race to the bottom with everyone else.

Tim

[Bret Williams]

Everything’s amazing and nobody’s happy.

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[Marcus Moore]

Nothing gained feature-wise in 10.1.3, but some much needed bug fixes. 10.1.2 wasn’t huge on the feature front either, but some nice enhancements and closing some more holes in the media management side.

With the last two updates primarily geared towards the Libraries and Event Browser windows, most of the big “wants” seem to be around audio and timeline organization- Project Timeline oriented. I hope that’s where the focus will be in the next feature update.

[David Mathis]

Tracks are like so totally last century! 🙂

Maybe they will bring back the 8 track. Wait, doesn’t that involve tracks?

I am an avid user of FCP X!

[Dennis Radeke]

You can find out the details of Premiere Pro 8.0.1 here

Cheers,
Dennis – Adobe guy