[Gary Huff]

[Steve Connor] ” that it also seems that the database that I have been working with is also no good”

Well, I’m sure it has something to do with why you had to purchase a third-party utility in order to keep FCPX from bogging down with all of your Events.

[Gary Huff]

[Steve Connor] “Did the database crumble before your very eyes? etc”

Of course it didn’t…it’s a simple interview.

I want to hear from people trying to cut one-hour reality shows in it.

[Gary Huff]

[craig slattery] “OMG, someone call broadcasting house, tonights programme about Danny Boyle BBC Two at 10pm, was cut on dodgy database, its got to be stopped!!!!”

And this is why it’s hard to take fanboys seriously.

[Gary Huff]

This board has been out for a while and, from all reports, is equally as good for Hackintoshing.

[Gary Huff]

[Chris Harlan] “But are we really so jaded, that when someone finances a film in day, its just not worth talking about?”

Yes, because apparently the lesson to be learned here is that, if your famous and/or have a famous back-catalog property, you too can raise millions on Kickstarter!

Exactly how does this inspire anyone? Oh, it’ll “inspire” a lot of people all right, a lot of people who’ll put up countless Kickstarter campaigns and raise nothing, because they are unknowns with no established properties to play off of.

It hasn’t changed hardly anything for people trying to break in with an original idea, no matter the quality.

[Gary Huff]

[Charlie Austin] “Fair enough. How about *I* get paid to cut in X. :-)”

How about, “I get paid to cut…I choose to do it in X”?

[Gary Huff]

[Charlie Austin] “There are plenty of people getting paid to cut in X. When I use it, I get paid. :-)”

And they are specifically asking you to cut in X, or just paying you to cut and don’t care what you use? I think it’s slightly disingenuous to be referring to the latter.

[Gary Huff]

The driver support in OSX was one of the primary pieces of evidence as to why the Mac Pro was coming out last year.

[Gary Huff]

I highly recommend a recent iMac, Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, or the latest version of the Mac Mini. For feature films, you should have at least 16 gigs of RAM and the best graphics card that’s available to you.

Then why suggest the latest version of the Mac Mini with it’s Intel 4000 GPU?

[Gary Huff]

[Craig Seeman] “Sans Xeon it seems more like something between an iMac and a MacPro rather than a MacPro. Of course even that would probably beat the current MacPro with its ancient Xeons.”

Exactly.