Charlie Austin
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[Don Walker] “I love OSX, but an edit capable laptop from Samsung or HP is half the price of the equivalent MacBook Pro”
I hear ya. But FWIW, X, CS6, and MC 6.5 all run really well on my MacBook Air. 🙂
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[Craig Seeman] “Do you really think Apple would curry favor for this?
There’s nothing in there that I think would change most people’s sentiment towards either Adobe or Apple.”
It’s just noise. Like everything unofficial coming out of NAB. Grey Noise. 😉
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[Chris Harlan] “[Charlie Austin] “Sorry if I misread your tone. Also, When has there been a snark free discussion of anything here? :-)”
And by that you mean what?”
This, of course…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d55rz05ynyg
Oh, wait, that was sarcasm. Lemme find a picture of that… hold on… 😉
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[Jordan Mena] “Anyone experience this? Workaround or fix?”
Jeremy beat me to it… Also, probably no help, and this isn’t an RTFM post. 🙂 But… did you check the manual, it seems there are a few steps other than just exporting XML involved. Starts on page 565…
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[Aindreas Gallagher] “[Charlie Austin] “well, if i were in love with FCP 7, Pr would be the logical choice. ”
charlie mate, that there is an ad banner.”
OMG, you’re right! Being in the marketing business, I should know that out of context quotes are always used! Here. I edited it for clarity. 🙂
“well, if i were in love with the creaky old interface and fiddly controls of FCP 7, Pr would be the logical choice. ”
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[Aindreas Gallagher] “This is a clean field – if you like FCPX? jump and go.
If you like PPro 7 – well, you have sense. :)”heh, well, if i were in love with FCP 7, Pr would be the logical choice. But, I’m not. I want the new hotness with the new tricks… not a younger, prettier version of the same old gal. 😉
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[Michael Gissing] “Editors are really clinging to FCP7.
If anything I am hearing from editors that wanting to move on from old MacPros is as much an issue. X, CS7, AVID7 are all going to squeeze Legend and although CS7 is likely the more significant player in that squeeze from now on, Legend will linger for many years.”
I agree. I see it here daily. Also, regarding the Mac Pro… FCP 7, X, CS6, and MC 6.5 all run way faster on my new loaded 27″ iMac than they did on my (not terribly) old fully loaded Mac Pro. And our GFX guy is now running AE and C4D on a retina MacBook Pro. I thought he was insane, but it’s been working just fine for him…
FWIW, YMMV etc…
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[Brent Cook] “FCPX is my NLE of choice right now (remains to be seen if this is a good decision) and as a new editor I’m trying to absorb as much as can specific to that before I learn other software.”
As an old editor, 😉 I’d suggest learning as much software as you can. X and PP are inexpensive, and even MC is approaching affordability. Not only does it make you more “valuable” as an editor, but it also gives you a truly informed way to make a decision as to what you prefer. Opinions help, but the “opinionaters” may not have the same needs and preferences as you. For me, the more I use other NLE’s, the more I prefer X. Clearly there are opposing views, but my decision is based on actual, real world use of the other options.
At the very least, you should get all the free trials of other apps and get to know them.
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[Michael Hadley] “Hmm. That looks terrific. Have you had good experience with it? No ratings on the App store.
Thanks!”
I have, though to be fair, other than a few trial runs when i first got it, i haven’t needed to use it. 🙂 Philip at Intelligent Assistance (7toX, Xto7, Event Manager etc.) recommends it though. FWIW.
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[Michael Hadley] “Here’s what I don’t see out there: an easy, automated way to back up my event. I end up duplicating/cloning events on another drive but I wish there was a tool that would then make incremental backups at a regular or user defined basis.
Pro Versioner is great for backing up projects. Wish it handled events/media too.”
Look at backups… does just what you want. 🙂
https://npassociatesllc.com/backupsforfcp/
“You can back up just the project and event files themselves or add Media, Shared Items, or FCP X’s own Backup folders as well.”
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