Chris Harlan
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Chris, a dangerous assumption? It will have to be different under the hood because of the differences between iiOS and Lion. I’m guessing that otherwise, feature for feature, it will be the same. And, I think your focus is too narrow. I think X is clearly designed for iMac down. The depth of the keyboard short cuts, alone, suggests that it is for more than just the iPad.
As for other programs–the rumor is that they have promised edl support. If that is true, then I just might do an occasional extremely rough cuts on an iPad. I don’t see how this is a dangerous assumption.
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That’s pretty much it, Walter. I see little or no panic. For me, it is just frustration over an unnecessary pain in the behind.
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Certainly that is always a potential threat, but it doesn’t have anything specific to do with this piece of software. And it is certainly not new. It seems a rather silly argument to make against using X on an iPad.
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Me neither. And this doesn’t lessen my anger at the EOLing of FCS. It is, though, the first time “Well, I suppose I could use that” and X have been in the same part of my brain at the same time.
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Why in God’s name would they want to steal ANYTHING from FCP X?
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Well, I can finally see a way that X may actually be in my future.
If rumors are true and A) iPad HD is actually released this Fall, and B) the rumored accompanying pro App released with it is a tablet version of X, and C) EDL support is truly forthcoming, I can see owning iPad HD and X to do rough cuts when I’m on the go, that I can then finish up on Media Composer, FCP Studio, or Premiere.
That might just be useful. So, I guess never say never.
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I could go for that! Especially if I’m working on comedy, since comedy is so dependent on happy endings.
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ROTFL
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I don’t think Larry would exactly be envious, but it was fun to watch.
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I saw this a few weeks ago and LMAO. But I think you are wrong; this character is the kind of urban guerilla that needs the full features of Final Cut Pro. Not X.