Jeremy Garchow
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Hi. Maybe can you explain what you have tried? You can select multiple elements in the browser, open the keyword editor, and type a keyword (or assign one to a shortcut and hit that shortcut) and the keyword will get applied to everything that’s selected. Is that not working for you?
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It was never built in as playback. It would transcode, though.
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Not a bad list of fixes here though:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201237
Includes: Includes built-in support for Avid DNxHR and Avid DNxHD decoding and playback.
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You click the text in the Viewer. Is that what you are talking about?
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I would certainly wait, especially on an older machine.
Indeed. Apple has laid out the transition to ARM as a multi-year process. Big Sur represents the first step. There will be time to upgrade in the near future once things have shaken out a little more.
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Plus without a 16″, not sure I would ever go lower for mobile use.
That’s easy. You buy the $6k Apple Pro Display and strap it to your backpack. 🙂
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First benchmarks are saying the Macbook Air has the CPU power of the 16″ MBP. In a computer without a fan.
Truly remarkable. Can’t wait to see real world tests on these and what the longer term usability looks like.
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But what applications will be ready tomorrow (today?) when Big Sur is released? Intel has several if not five plus years of viability left on the Mac platform. Apple has said the transition to Apple Silicon will be at least a few years. Buying a more fully specced Intel Mac is still not a bad idea if you need more connectivity. If you don’t, a $1300 laptop, or $1000 Mac mini may get over the hump for the next year or two. If I had to buy today, I’d still go Intel. I need more than two thunderbolt ports, and I need more than 2TBs of internal storage. i literally just finished an 8k red project in full resolution on my 16” MBP working from home. They are still very powerful and highly capable little machines.
It’s really not that tricky. Also, with Thunderbolt 4 coming, you’ll be able to have thunderbolt hubs, which will open up more connection possibilities on fewer ports. I’d wait on Apple Silicon unless planning to refresh within two years. In that time something else will be available that will have better specs and perhaps more options that will last a pro a little longer.
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Tricky times for Mac owners
Is it though? Not really. ARM Macs are pretty cheap and not a lot of specs. Intel Macs will last much longer than their billable usefulness. We’ve been through this before. We will do it again.
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There’s no Ethernet downgrade in the mini. The 10GbE is an option. Same as before.
It says pretty explicitly “Gigabit Ethernet” everywhere. You can only choose 8vs16Gb of RAM or 512GB, 1TB, or 2TB SSD. There isn’t an option for 10Gb ethernet.
