[Oliver Peters]

The camera, the new UltraStudio 4K and Resolve 16 are all sweet. If you have the App Store version, updates dropped this morning.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

We have both QNAP and LumaForge. Feel free to e-mail me. We have been happy with both, but each have their own particular sweet spots.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

[Claude Lyneis] “Big loses for me will be MS Office program (2011 version)”

You could buy the Office Home & Business 2019 version. It’s a non-subscription version and is 64-bit.

https://products.office.com/en-us/buy/compare-microsoft-office-products-for-mac

Of course, Pages/Numbers/Keynote do a decent job of opening and writing some Word/Excel/PowerPoint docs, depending on format and complexity.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

https://www.cultofmac.com/642660/incompatible-apps-catalina/

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

[Bill Davis] “If a mechanic shop is currently using ALL hand tools – and another shop has made the switch to compressor driven tools – the second shop WILL be more efficient. “

That’s too simplistic of an analogy. The end product is a fixed customer car (assuming it’s an auto mechanic). That’s not the case for most editors. Yes, the end result is a finished video/film/program, but it can also include the work product (project files). So if you have the luxury of delivering the former without needing to deliver the latter, then either tool is fine – whatever makes you the most efficient. But if both are required, then you have to go with whatever the client dictates, if that’s part of the job specification.

Besides you are arguing power tools versus by hand, when in fact, it’s really just a disagreement about brands of power tools.

[Bill Davis] “If that’s your goal – to occupy a seat in a shop like that – thats likely your best path.”

Yet, that’s exactly the situation most editors find themselves in and are quite happy doing so.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

There are many variable to bugginess. It depends on the OS version, codecs, and installed plug-ins, as much as the apps themselves. After that, the type of media i/o, such as local drives versus shared storage (NAS/SAN). So I doubt you’ll get a definitive answer on this, since we all work in such a varied combination of things.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

Did you check to enable it in MPE playback in the playback settings of Premiere Pro?

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

All software is buggy. I am running the most current version of everything on multiple machines (Mac) without issue.

– Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

[Ronny Courtens] ” one of the prizes in this contest is an iPad Pro”

Interesting, although Apple is not listed as a sponsor.

[Ronny Courtens] “One example of this is “Chicago Summer Stories””

Definitely a good effort.

Thanks,
Oliver

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[Oliver Peters]

You do need an FCPXML, but here’s the workflow:

https://youtu.be/dmOu8dfRA-I

– Oliver

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