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WOW!
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Check CDW.com. As for BH, I don’t understand the scan part, but they are legitim.
MSP
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I really cannot understand why people get so anxious as to when Adobe will release the next version of Premiere and the video collection. When 2 comes out, we will start hearing that the update was not worth – I will bet on that.
Adobe released Premiere Pro (7.0) in August 2003. In April 2004 – eight months later – 1.5 came out. At the time everyone was complaining because of the short period between releases and a lot o people felt ripped off. The professional guys, at he same time, were really happy because Adobe did address a few shortcomings of the first release. I think if one really wants to go to FCP or whatever, just go ahead and do it. Just do not blame the secrecy on Adobe’s part.
I really like they are not rushing to put 2 out. Maybe we will benefit from a more mature product.
To be honest, I do not think there is anything you cannot do now, that you will be able to do with 2. It will probably make things easier, but it will make no miracles.MSP
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I have Diskeeper installed in the same machine as Premiere and have not found any problems between them. Just make sure you do not set Diskeeper to
run automatically. As you work in Premiere, there is intense activity in your HDD and Diskeeper will try to defragment it. You should be fine as long as you run Diskeeper manually.MSP
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I like both apps for different reasons, as both have minuses and pluses.
Vegas:
The ability to work on simple composites inside Vegas is a plus, but its unique interface kills me. Even with the so-called updates in Vegas 6, it still lacks the ability to nest sequences. I know you can import Vegas projects, but that’s not enough these days.
I also like the responsiveness of previews in Vegas.Premiere:
Since its UI is more standard, I work faster in Premiere. The integration with other Adobe products is something Sony should try to improve with Vegas, Acid, Sound Forge.
Also when choosing a system, you should also consider 3rd party support – Premiere scores another point here.