David Cherniack
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Since when did Apple advertising bear any semblance to reality? Their hyper inflationisms are routinely hilarious. Their about-faces are the stuff of marketing legend. I still grin on remembering “Apple and Intel. Together at Last”. Mmmmmmm…like a good schmeck.
David
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And maybe adding tracks? (Cough).
Seriously, if it was optional, would you turn your nose up? Just wondering how ideologically committed to the present paradigm many of you are if tracks would hasten the adoption by the many that have fled because of their absence.David
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I’m curious if it’ll run with windows boxes such as the HP or even with the Thunderbolt equipped Asus main board. This use seems to be the most advantageous use for Thnderbolt. It would seem that it’s difficult to argue its superiorty over pci-e based solutions for other uses…unless of course one is wedded to the trashcan… where there’s really not much of a choice.
David
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[Tim Wilson] “I believe that you mean the “Hospital Cafeteria Or Not” forum.”
Dear me. Things change around here too fast to keep up.
David
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[Scott Witthaus] “But, like Premiere, BM has years of track based NLE’s to work from,”
Despite Adobe having a 10 year history with Premiere, when they came to re-write it as Premiere Pro in the early 2000’s it still took until version 5.0 until it even began to work well. Some would argue that it took until 7.0 (cc) that it matured. But it should be pointed out that Adobe didn’t really start throwing resources in a major way at Premiere’s development until Apple’s Götterdämmerung gave it an opening. I’d argue that NLEs are such complex applications that whether it’s Apple or BlackMagic it’s still going to take about 5 years.
David
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[Scott Witthaus] “Having played with Resolve 10 editor, it is VERY basic and needs alot more than 70 improvements to be productive and fast.”
As I’ve pointed out a few times here the history of the industry has consistently shown that it takes around 5 major versions (over about 5 years) for an NLE to reach a mature enough level that it can be adopted as a standard. Maybe BM can speed it up but it doesn’t appear that Apple has, despite its great resources.
David
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[Paul Neumann] “I have a nursing fetish. Oops! Wrong forum. Carry on”
Yes. Best to head on over to the hospital cafeterias forum.
David
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[Steve Connor] “I guess Aindreas finally got to him”
More than likely it was all the dickheads on the NAB floor who were loudly venting their fury at a product manager who had no part in the subscription decision. Undoubtedly the best product manager the Adobe video apps have ever had.
Though you’re joking about it I feel obliged to point out that Aindreas is not a dickhead. Though the “or not” forums seem to bring out the dickhead in some people, I’ve never felt he’s gone beyond gleeful skewering to the point of impolite churlishness.
Personally, I wish the subscription model had a little more flexibility, if only to calm the dickheads so they could return to nursing their fetishes quietly.
David
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[Andrew Kimery] ” Some how it seems like the ‘processing overhead’ involved with handling multicam clips gets compounded each time the sequence is duplicated. I’m also using XDCAM EX (EX3) and some AVCHD (FS700) and that might be part of the problem too but I don’t have any other media to test with at this time.”
It’s not likely to be the footage codec. Usually inactive sequences draw no processing power whatsoever, once the project fully loads and all the material is confirmed that’s clips are still where they were last seen and that they haven’t been modified. It must be some strange multi-cam related bug as you say. If you haven’t already reported it please do so. One of the advantages of CC is more rapid bug fixes.
David
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[Andrew Kimery] ” For example, I’ve discovered a bug where if you have multiple instances of the same sequence with lots of multicam clips in it in a project (say Cut_v1, Cut_v2, Cut_v3, etc.,) and one of those sequences is open then the entire program slows to a craw”
Andrew, I routinely duplicate large sequences and have not run into this issue at all. Mind you, they’re not multicam. Are you running the latest CC?
David
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