David Cherniack
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[Charlie Austin] “Why? Unscrew it, take it out, put in a new one.”
You’re assuming they’re socketed. Possibly the CPU, I’d not be too sure about the GPUs.
David
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Looks like ram and flash drive are replaceable. CPU and GPUs face inwards so unlikely.
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[John Pale] “I wouldn’t see them going with Nvidias cards which would be great for Adobe users.”
Shouldn’t matter for Adobe. Premiere uses OpenCl as well as CUDA and Pr CC can use multiple GPUs.
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[Jeremy Garchow] “Heh heh”
Really? More like “Hee Hee”. The only truly innovative thing about it is the case and the rear motion-sensor that lights up the ports when the case is turned. The rest has been predicted and assumed for over a year, no?
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Thanks, Jeremy. I think that augers somewhat well for the intended future of the product. Now, if they ever make classical tracks an option….:)
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[Oliver Peters] “FCP X’s method of Events/Projects is cumbersome at best. In nearly every other NLE, I can select a single project from which to continue my edit. In X, I have to use a number of workaraounds or a third party app to select the proper Events/Projects to load.”
What I can’t fathom is what kind of thought-wave they were riding when they designed it this way. What were they thinking? Better yet, who were they thinking about? Was this inspired from iMovie? (I ask because I don’t use either product). I’ve never been able to understand the design team’s reasoning behind this choice of architecture.
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[Gary Huff] “[Kevin Monahan] “Were you working with the native files there, or was background transcoding turned on?”
Background transcoding in Premiere?”
Kevin meant background transcoding to Prores in FCPX. If so, and Morten didn’t realize it, he could have thought that FCPX was playing the native AVCHD files considerably smoother than PrPro when in fact it was playing the Prores intermediates.
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[Morten Ranmar] “Enabling GPU in Premiere does not make any difference (CS6.02). I have the beefed up MBP with maximum 512 Mb VideoRam.
Sorry to say, I am not impressed with Premiere Pro. If the application cannot playback a simple stream of H264 on a powerful machine, I would suggest it is not optimized properly for Mac.”
Well, sorry to say your “powerful machine” does not have the required amount of video ram to run with GPU acceleration. The specs for PrPro are 1GB – you have 512MB. You may want to always first check the operator before placing blame elsewhere.
David
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Just out of curiosity are you running Premiere with GPU acceleration set to ‘on’ – I would guess it’s OpenCL as it’s a MacBook with an ATI card, correct?
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Hey Aindreas, weren’t you the one advising everyone to cool it last week 🙂
Truly, until the announcement, it’s all just FUD for thought, nothing else.
David
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