[Gary Huff]

Example?

[Gary Huff]

[Jeremy Garchow] I’m sorry if you think I am approaching Godwin and his law, I don’t really know what it has to do with this.

How about refraining from typecasting people who don’t jump at every new little thing immediately out of the gate?

[Gary Huff]

I don’t understand why it’s even allowed to shoot video this way. What possible use could there be for video in portrait mode?

[Gary Huff]

That’s good to know, Jacob. Thanks for supplying that information.

Perhaps this is why we’re waiting for a new Mac Pro? Maybe Apple will still retain commitment to that line and are simply waiting for multiple CPU enabled i7-class Xeons? If that is the case, then perhaps my next desktop will be a Mac Pro that has that and just dual-boot Windows/Mac OSX (hopefully the GTX 580 will be supported under OSX by that time if not already…haven’t looked into that.)

[Gary Huff]

[Craig Seeman] So i have this vision of an edit session with the Producer, Director, Art Director arguing loudly. After three hours you play back the results.

And you think it looks like shit and the Producer says, “That’s great!”

[Gary Huff]

[Kevin Patrick] Sitting at a table near them are some members of an elite group called the Creative Chickens. They overhear the companies talking about their idea and decide to give their opinion.

So, those of us who don’t see voice editing as a viable input paradigm would have also poo-pooed the current mobile revolution.

Your leap is quite astounding.

[Gary Huff]

Well, stand by it with some examples then.

If I can get a sequence into FCPX via this route, then how will not having my bins organized be any more of a deal-breaker than not being able to get the sequence into FCPX in the first place?

[Gary Huff]

[Jeremy Garchow] Judging from your last few responses to me, it’s quite obvious you have some sort of grudge against me for whatever reason, it’s fine.

Considering how you reference others who don’t share your point-of-view on things, I feel like it’s more likely you’re just reflecting off me instead of there being actual hostility on my end.

Forgive me for having thoughts that might not make sense to you. I’m not scared of what I don’t understand, even mistakenly.

Sorry, guess I’m just too “terrified” of the future…or something…

What if Siri could be used to make a transcript? What if I asked Siri to call me when a transcode is done so I can go for a walk? What if I asked Siri to make all my clips dual mono instead of stereo? What if Siri…?

The topic was about editing using voice command, not about doing all the side housekeeping stuff. If you want to bring that up, then please do so, and not try make a case against something I haven’t actually poo-pooed.

And didn’t Apple say Siri’s in beta? Shit, let’s give it at least a moment to sink in before calling it useless.

Again, such as in this comment. I got a 4S and I use Siri all the time. Where did we take a turn from editing via voice commands to the simple timesavers that Siri brings?

[Gary Huff]

I did read that post from you. And it doesn’t change the point that your comment about needing luck if you switch over to a Windows-based workflow is ignorant.

[Gary Huff]

[Jeremy Garchow] Perhaps voice activated editing isn’t a perfect way to edit, but what’s wrong with talking about it in a way that you don’t get accused of being a member of a suicidal cult?

Because if you spend more than a few seconds thinking about what your idea could be like, it’s not hard to realize how it wouldn’t be all that useful. There are plenty ideas that are almost immediately apparent that they don’t work in their current form.

It is these new ideas that prevent intellectual suicide. Why is everyone so terrified?

Why is it every time someone doesn’t jump in with both feet on every little whim here that they are “terrified” of something? Why use that word? Can’t the people who don’t lap up every little new thing be given better respect than just “you’re terrified!”