Chris Harlan
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[Bill Davis] “So one of the biggest reasons that they created timecode – (allowing machines to track playback drift and adjust accordingly) is not nearly as necessary today as it was yesterday.
“While SMPTE TC was/is used extensively for external synchronization, that really wasn’t one of the “biggest reasons” for its creation.
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pure gold!
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[Andrew Kimery] “Hell, some of us still read analog ink applied to paper. ;)”
That sounds cool; is that some sort of fandom thing.
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I’m not sure I understand were you are going, not that I disagree with what you say.. All I was trying to do is say why it makes sense to me that Apple would give away iWorks, but not give away FCP X.
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I never like to push it above 20%, and even then, I’m more comfortable with 10 or 15%. That said, I have–at times–pushed it much further.
The biggest question is: Can you get away with it. That’s up to your eyes; none of us can tell you here. Each shot is its own beast.
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[Oliver Peters] “this is an attempt to counter things related to Android, not the desktop.
“I agree. iProducts are now their main course, and they are being threatened by some truly serious competition. They are giving away these overly-mature products that have little growth potential to combat share loss in the iWorld. I DO hope that X is something different to them.
And, the Mac Pro is definitely something different to them. My gut is they would be seriously contaminating both it and X by treating X as loss-leader at the Mac Pro’s release. First off, such a deal would have very little influence on any potential Mac Pro buyer I can imagine. Second, it would make X look cheap, not inexpensive, and maybe subliminally signal that X is pretty much done.
I can envision some sort of Pro Package, at a very modest discount, put together to celebrate the Mac Pro, but giving it away for free is, to my mind, saying its dead, or deadish.
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[Andrew Kimery] “There is one small production company in LA “
Actually, and not to argue, there are MANY small companies working that way.
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That is hilarious.
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That’s true. Its pretty much Cadbury in any shop I’ve seen.
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[Brett Sherman] “Now I could be not up on the way Avid organizes things. “
That would be correct.