Chris Harlan
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To quibble just a little–a number of successful early NLE’s were PC based. Lightworks and the Montage3, which used Intel’s ActionMedia card, were both successful film/tv NLEs out here in LA at the beginning of the 90s, and certainly drew people to use them.
As for 1st broadcast quality, my memory tells me that it is something like the old DPS PVR card and maybe Speed Razor on the PC. Hard to check with Google, though, as what conversations existed were on extinct bbs and services like Compuserve. Man, I used to love Compuserve.
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Paul, you re just clouding the issue.
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[Robert Brown] “At this point I think I’ll stick with 10.6.8 on my big system for as long as possible.
“That’s where my head is at, as well.
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[Walter Soyka] “FCP was the linchpin holding Macs in professional post. With so many important apps being cross-platform, and with many also running on Linux, Apple needs to give the industry a reason to continue buying Mac computers.”
Yup. I’ve been looking at HPs and Dells this week. First time I’ve done that in about eight years.
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[Herb Sevush] “”Apple is also guided by ease of use as well (UI).”
I would say obsessed with ease of use, more than guided (which is not a bad thing), and also by a very strong sense of design, even if it works against the practicality of an item (see the bizarre connectors for the Cinescreen monitors.) “
Also, let’s not forget the decade long obsession with the one button mouse.
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[Craig Seeman] “This is NOT a forum about FCPX “feature sets” so much as about industry decisions making and directions.”
Also, some insight into what schools are doing.
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Actually, I think my experience was more like looking forward to a new blend of tea, but–without any further explanation–was given this instead:
https://www.archive.org/details/sanka_coffee
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[Chris Walsh] “‘m not sure you’re being fair. This is a completely new tea, brewed for the future and where we are headed not where we have been.
It’s a work in progress, and I fully expect the next version of this tea to be every bit as tasty and popular as the old Earl Grey. For those who are not happy with tea, there’s always Lipton.
“I would also like to point out that this tea is MUCH easier to use, and faster!
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[Andreas Kiel] “As I said earlier, Layered TIFF is a very useful format.
“Yes, I know. I was agreeing with you, which is why I commented on your comment.
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I use TIFF as my main still format as well. Very useful.