Bret Williams
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Affinity was likely going to put them out of business anyway.
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I think Norton is wrong. People use Norton on a Mac?
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Perhaps they just licensed it for a time. If they just wanted the app but not the whole company that would make sense I suppose.
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Looks like they’re feverishly updating all the pages now. I guess the app store update came quicker than they expected!
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I’d rather invest in the entire line of plugins stuff from motionVFX. It’d probably be cheaper!
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I think it’s completely viable. If I want to place a marker or reminder at 2:15, or 5:00, or 1:00 it’s completely irrelevant if the timeline is stuck in constant ripple mode. It’s just the reverse of the way markers worked in legacy. For years the markers were fixed, but eventually a preference was added to permit markers to ripple with the sequence. Keeping to X’s reverse thinking, there could simply be a preference to have markers NOT ripple. If Apple wanted to harp on the magnetic nature, they could call them Primary markers or something and apply them to the primary. Not the clip in the primary, but to the primary itself. So they would move if you extended a primary clip, rippling everything downstream, but would remain in place if you deleted a clip leaving a gap. The latter being an example of why having markers exist only on clips is a problem.
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They definitely should have timeline markers
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Markers are only added to clips.
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Have you ever done this stuff? If not be prepared to set aside a lot of time! Even if you have done this stuff actually.
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Well the movement could certainly be done with key framing in FCP X, although Motion would be a much better choice. But I’d assume the images were drawn with PS or AI. Unless they were all just iStock clip art.
mBehaviour plugin from MotionVFX can help create some fun movements, but some would be too custom. https://www.motionvfx.com/mplugs-86.html