Mike Guidotti
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i misunderstood your question – most of the stuff it needs to do has been mentioned already
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[Steve Connor] “It doesn’t ‘force’ you to edit in a particular way and the only limits to free form creativity are where they have always been – in the hands of the editor.”
Lets go back in time to when everyone was using Steenbecks or KEMs. Steenbeck comes out and says “We are no longer offering dual viewers, and will only give you 3 plates.”
Would you have said the same?
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[Bill Davis] “DVD? Really. That’s the level the CEO is stuck at? Plastic discs for a meeting. Wow.”
I’m not sure what market you work in but most Fortune 500 companies conference rooms are still based around DVD players and RGBHV (that’s VGA for you non-technical types). They have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on automated conference rooms and are not quick to adopt and upgrade to new technologies. Additionally DVD is a format that the video can be distributed in that has almost universal acceptance.
[Bill Davis] “If the CEO had a clue, he would have simply ended his presentation with a slide containing a QR code – and told anyone wanting a link to the video to take a picture of it with their phones.”
Once again most executives for Fortune 500 companies are using company Blackberry phones which are locked down tightly with security and downloading a QR code reader is just not an option.
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Not when you work for a large company who uses leased equipment, and the lease is up in a couple months.
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The MXO2 works really good with Avid Media Composer. Just sayin…
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HDMI would be much better. A non-technical way to describe HDMI is duplex (bi-directional) DVI with embedded audio and copyright protection and rudimentary device control.
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Last time we saw the preview of FCX (missing a ton of stff) but assumed that Apple was going to keep the features we used daily.
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You are insulting his dear friend Apple.
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It’s the new paradigm in deodorant. We no longer think you need to apply deodorant, you just need to get with the times and start thinking about your deodorant differently. Its no longer called body odor, its now called a personal olfactory meta-data tag.
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Remember what happened last time we assumed what Apple was going to do. It came back to bite us in the rear.