Chris Harlan
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No offense, Craig, but I think you might be extrapolating a little heavily from what is basically ad copy.
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The one thing I have to say about X is that it really makes me appreciate FCP 7.
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Well done!
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I use devices from all three companies and I see no reason to be dissing Matrox. Their mini has worked great on my laptop for over a year now, and the fact that it gave me Avid i/o long before anyone else was a very welcome extra bonus.
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[Chris Kenny] “Because as hard as it is for people in this forum to understand, these features have always only been relevant to a small fraction of the FCP user base.”
Which is why I doubt the issues will be addressed as quickly as you think they will. Even though–as I said above–they could be.
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Chris, Lion has been available to developers for a very long time. If it were simply a matter of Lion release, announcements of pending drivers would have been made weeks ago.
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LOL. It is PR BS. AJA’s “Beta” drivers ONLY allow you to use the AJA i/o as a second computer monitor feed, not as an actual broadcast out. Gives you Preview quality only. And, they want you to install the drivers on separate boot drive because they will adversely effect anything else you use your AJA card for. Matrox’s advice is, to my mind, far saner. So, don’t take it out on them.
This is apparently no easy fix, and I’m guessing it will be a long time before it is taken care of. It is becoming very apparent that broadcast monitors were never supposed to be a part of FCP X.
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It IS a mighty amount of noise, is it not? Thank you for the even reply, and I apologize for the heat/kitchen remark. We’re all talking like madmen these days.
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Forrest, I disagree. Aindreas’ posts, as well as all the other arguments we are all having, are fundamental. This is a forum, not a website of tutorial links. Forums are about discussion and argument. It should be clear to you that FCP X is quite controversial, and being so, has enabled a mass of passionate debate. I don’t see how any of this passion or debate is dragging anything down. In fact, it is one of the elements that makes the COW the special place it is. You offered Aindreas a metaphor about taking his ball home. I would offer you one involving heat and kitchen.
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Bill, a very thoughtful and conciliatory post. I was happy to see it, and I agree with most of it. Thank you for taking the time to put it up.