James Ewart
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Would it be nosey to enquire as to the genre of programme you are making?
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I don’t quite understand how they do that. Some kind of ticking time bomb and then the software becomes inactive?
Deal breaker for me.
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Wow average over 100 sequences in any given (FCP 7) project? that’s a lot. What sort of duration is each sequence out of interest?
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I was going to ask the same question. I read somewhere a scenario where one decided not to renew and therefore lost access to all the projects created thus far.
But that can’t be true surely.
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For sure if you are going to start you have to start somewhere I absolutely agree. But I would imagine usage will progress from there if people WANT to use it for other genres.
Are they running Premiere on Macs or PCs a Media City please Aindreas?
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Well I know for sure I know I’m not alone in cutting quite slow turnaround long form stuff with it too.
It’s not logical to suggest if it works well for one genre it can’t for another.
The point isI think for those who have said it is not fit for purpose that is proving, slowly but surely, not to be the case.
At the end of the day the viewer doesn’t care what software was used.
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Wait and see what Aindreas has to say I guess … or somebody at Adobe?
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Now that is NEWS.
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Hi thanks fort that interesting to read.
I’ve been in the habit of chucking stuff that I know I want but don’t know quite where I want it down the end of the timeline since I started eating (editing even!) my own stuff (can’t believe it’s over ten years now) but it never occurred to me to use a separate timeline for the first assembly so to speak. The more I think about it the more I think one timeline is enough for me. I would get muddled but it’s an interesting workflow/solution.
Best regards
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Thanks.