Richard Herd
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[Shawn Miller] “Even if such a machine could only run Adobe software”
Yes
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[andy patterson] “that is how competition works. “
The Coercive Laws of Competition.
Blackmagic has also a lot of hardware products. So for Adobe to be coerced into Blackmagic’s model, they’d need to sell some hardware stuff. I would like to buy an Adobe OS, actually, running on Adobe hardware.
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[Simon Ubsdell] “I don’t know what level of proficiency you already have”
This is Day 1 in Fusion!!
Thank you!
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[David Mathis] “then you have to wait for Fusion to open and then you have to render again for everything to update back in Resolve. I don’t think that was ever an issue with a Premiere Pro and After Effects workflow though Dynamic Link has it its own set of issues”
I love Dynamic Link. Adobe has built great tools. I just think there is a basic dilemma in rendering a “video” v. rendering a “graphic.” I’m not sure that’s ever going away.
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[Simon Ubsdell] “doing an introduction to Fusion Connect tutorial some time soon”
I will definitely watch it!
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ok.
Let me also say how well written the support documentation is. Nicely done!
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I downloaded and now I’m staring at the interface asking myself, “Do I really want to start over?”
Do I?
Really?
I’m not sure.
Oh, yeah, it’s free. So…ok, I have a very low profile project with a hard deadline of May 22. So here we go…..
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[Morten Ranmar] “Audio sweetening”
Is the hard limiter back?
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If you were a scribe during the middle ages copying texts by hand with ink on vellum, yeah, you were an artist, but folks moved on. The printing press was all the rage.
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I assume there is a service that is always running, so that when Premiere is on it looks for drives to map, and oh how it loves to map drives. I cannot figure out a way to tell Premiere “do not map a drive that I’ve connected to.”
When I eject a drive, Premiere does not disconnect from it, although the media are no longer available. If I re-start Premiere the drives are gone, and here’s the thing: if I connect to the drive again, it appears in Premiere.
I’m pretty sure there are some very detailed details here and whatever they are is causing the bizarreness you’re dealing with. I have unfortunately no further solutions. I just think its very weird how Media Browser works.