Chris Harlan
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[Chris Kenny] “Ask the user to import the footage into the app.”
What about right-clicking in a bin and choosing import?
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Marcus, I definitely agree with you on the bigger picture. I do not think TBolt is and adequate replacement for trad. PCI slots.
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[Steve Connor] “Yes I can, it’s just that I prefer frolicking Unicorns to an interface that looks like I’ve just booted up my old Power Mac in OS9!
“LOL! Now you know you guys are a bunch of bronies, right?
https://www.wired.com/underwire/2011/06/bronies-my-little-ponys/
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[Steve Connor] “Also Drivel”
See. You just can’t see it, Steve.
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[Chris Kenny] “But really, it’s hard to make this case to someone who doesn’t see it, because it’s the sort of thing that you either se”
Drivel. But for what its worth, I have also noticed that a number of X users seem unable to see the sugary, sparkly, diabetes-inducing, unicorn-frolicing, my-little-pony-like UI of X for what it is either.
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[Craig Seeman] “Is it the disbelief in Lightworks?”
I’m not saying that there aren’t interesting things about Lightworks. I’m just saying that Adobe and EditShare are in such different places that implying that there is enough parity between them to have them in “a race” is fanciful.
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[Craig Seeman] “That might be debatable but the gist of his comments hold true to me.
“I’m surprised! I’m shocked! I’m falling down!
[Craig Seeman] “As to the UI, an experienced editor using FCP can probably work their way through the differences. I don’t see a newbie finding it easier than learning Premiere Pro, maybe Lightworks and especially FCPX.
If an FCP user has an easier time picking up Premiere Pro. If a newbie has an easier time picking up FCPX. The MC UI certainly doesn’t hold any advantage and may be a greater obstacle than other NLEs. Maybe that’s not as harsh as Chris’s comments but I haven’t heard anyone talk about the MC UI as equal to or easier to grasp than any other NLE on the market.
“I do agree with most of that. It takes a bit of work, as does X. As far as the UI goes, I definitely prefer Avid’s. I find X a bit candy-coated.
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[Chris Kenny] “There are lots of features hidden in there, but it doesn’t feel like a modern app, its UI is practically maze-like, “
Maize-like? Really? Doesn’t feel like a modern app? I’m sorry. I find these silly statements.
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I fear I share Dennis’ incredulity at such a statement.
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[Marcus Moore] “Thunderbolt in it’s current state is really just a much more robust Firewire.”
Thunderbolt’s a whole lot more than that. You may not be using it for more, but that’s a different story.