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  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    June 5, 2017 at 11:48 pm in reply to: For the next Mac Pro or iMac?

    We’re going to have to save up our hard earned $AUD for this Mate. The Aussie pricing will make you faint.

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    January 11, 2016 at 6:26 am in reply to: Avid Artist Color and Bank keys

    This thread should be of help.

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    October 6, 2015 at 9:08 pm in reply to: QuickTime woes Oh fudge!

    What really grinds my gears is that this is like, what, the third or fourth iteration of the OS since the introduction of AV Foundation and the official Quicktime application still does not have any Pro features. I find this inexcusable this far down the road. How long do we expect QT 7 to work. Oh, and no native MP4 playback necessitating third party apps like Editready, a great app but shouldn’t be necessary in this day and age. The new modern AV Foundation should be able to handle this. *sigh*

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 9:20 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    [Andrew Kimery] “He also created Premiere and FCP (well, technically KeyGrip which became FCP). Randy was making a logging app to go along with FCP (kinda like Prelude goes with Premiere) and when he showed it to Jobs Jobs said that’s what he wanted the next FCP to be like and X was born. The vision, like most everything at Apple, was Jobs’.”

    I don’t think Jobs gave a monkeys about FCP beyond the “One of our engineers was on vacation, found it difficult to do some things, so he created this” speech. Lets not kid ourselves here. Jobs wasn’t building features into FCP. He stage-managed it. Pro Apps was Randy’s show.

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 8:35 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    Seeing as Apple have been happy letting the general public beta test iOS and OSX as of late, do you think some of that new happy openness could spread to Pro Apps?

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 8:25 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    [Charlie Austin] “Now, I’m sure saying that will get lot’s of “X is technically flawed!” BS responses. IMO, it’s “technically new”, at lest in terms of how it sees/handles clips and media in the app. I think we’ll see lots of stuff return, regardless of who “the architect” is…”

    Yah, it’s still growing..and following the M.O. of “tear it down and build it back up again” that we’ve seen in the last 5 years, “Photos” being the most recent example. Not that that is a *bad* thing. I don’t believe it is. Just now , with the decks cleared, there can be some “new thinking” infused into X and the engineers can get their fingers in those really interesting and useful problems and solutions we’ve all been holding out for.

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 8:11 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    [Charlie Austin] “Maybe he’ll show up at BMD. 🙂 The Cow would take down the entire internet if that happened. lol”

    Resolve and FCPX sitting in a tree…

    BMD have practically lifted its GUI directly from FCPX. I thought that kind of thing would be patented, but as Apple lost to MS over “look and feel”..*shrug*

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 8:02 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    [Charlie Austin] “Why on earth would you assume that he had anything at all to do with that. And also, why do you assume that that stuff won’t appear. “

    Oh, I do hope that that stuff will appear. He created the App. That’s the point. It and iMovie are his creation. It’s his vision. Hence he’s been the gatekeeper of its functionality. But also maybe the source of a blinkered “Father knows best” approach too..

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    April 23, 2015 at 7:37 pm in reply to: Randy Ubillos retires from Apple

    Perhaps with his departure, a certain dogmatism in the shape, vision and roadmap of FCPX will depart as well…Perhaps we will at last see Replace Edit, Gang Sync , Roles based Audio organisation, a revised key framing system…basically truly essential and useful Editorial functions. Don’t get me wrong, I love FCPX , but there are some essential functions like the ones listed and suggested on Richard Taylor’s page that this app needs to have. With Randy out of the picture, I’m hoping that the chances that such functionality materialises increase and actually become real.

  • Marcus Samuel-gaskin

    September 4, 2014 at 9:40 pm in reply to: BBC adopts FCP X for news editing

    YES !

    That is all.

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