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  • Gary Huff

    September 11, 2011 at 8:02 pm in reply to: For those who are still Fishing…..

    [Bill Davis]What if the box no longer even matters. What if everything does eventually end up stored in the cloud?

    Eventually, but not in the immediate future, not by a long shot. I shot a three-person interview on an HDSLR for a production company in LA and we tried to have the footage sent to them by way of FTP.

    30GB of data was going to take 4 days to transfer.

  • Gary Huff

    September 11, 2011 at 3:36 pm in reply to: IBC is on and no news about a FCPX update?

    Apple won’t be delivering multi-cam in Final Cut Pro X 1.0:

    Does Final Cut Pro X support multicam editing?

    Not yet, but it will. Multicam editing is an important and popular feature, and we will provide great multicam support in the next major release.

  • Gary Huff

    September 11, 2011 at 3:34 pm in reply to: For those who are still Fishing…..

    [Jeremy Garchow]Just curious. How long do you think that machine will last you?

    I’ve had one motherboard go out on my current desktop PC and I replaced it in 2007. Replaced the CPU (for a Quad core) a couple of years ago. I routinely upgrade, but there are a lot of original components all the same. All still going strong.

    That Macs last longer than Windows boxes is a complete myth.

  • Gary Huff

    September 11, 2011 at 6:14 am in reply to: For those who are still Fishing…..

    Who said anything about HP leaving the workstation market?

  • Gary Huff

    September 10, 2011 at 8:03 pm in reply to: IBC is on and no news about a FCPX update?

    I would bet that they will release some updates to fix bugs and that will be all until the next version.

  • [Bob Tompkins]The Apple people have too much class to propagandize on a Premiere discussion forum thats for sure.

    Bob, you’ve been politely asked to stop trolling once before. Please take it to heart.

    Thanks.

  • First, Bob, you didn’t pay attention to the fact that this particular thread IS about Adobe and was not started by Dennis.

    Second, Bob, your point did not add anything to the discussion and didn’t even make sense in context (Apple is much more than their production software), so you’re simply trying to start something.

    Please try trolling less next time.

  • Gary Huff

    September 8, 2011 at 7:17 pm in reply to: Be STILL my BEATING HEART.

    [Walter Soyka]So is your thinking that Apple was willing to cede the traditional professional market and a significant portion of their existing user base to another application in order to garner a larger and less demanding audience?

    I don’t think they believed they had to cede anything. It’s quite possible they thought that it would be a “one size fits all” editing program that would bridge the gap for more enthusiast users and professionals all at once, adding on to it as it goes, just like they did before with the FCP series.

  • Gary Huff

    September 8, 2011 at 6:56 pm in reply to: Be STILL my BEATING HEART.

    [Walter Soyka]This is a very honest question. If adding legacy import is an easy task with no negative consequences in terms of FCPX’s design and use philosophy, why not add it? Why specifically state in the FAQ that you have not and will not do it? Why intentionally close FCPX off to broader uses?

    Perhaps because FCPX is not the successor to FCP7, but is instead the “pro” version of iMovie, necessitating a clean break from the past?

  • Gary Huff

    September 8, 2011 at 6:41 pm in reply to: Be STILL my BEATING HEART.

    [Walter Soyka]One of the lines from the SuperMeet sticks out in my mind: “sync is sacred.” My argument is that Apple has not implemented this feature not because they think legacy support is unimportant, but rather because they don’t want FCPX to appear to break its promise on the sanctity of sync even once.

    I think that’s a huuuuuge stretch there, Walter.

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