Richard Herd
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[Oliver Peters] “There’s no way this would have passed anyone’s QA process”
We go over this quite often. WE are the QA process. Genius business plan actually: we pay them to beta test their software.
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And now we know the rest of the story (ala Paul Harvey). We will never get a save or save as… option in X because, and I quote, Apple owns “Consistent backup of electronic information.”
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I teach this stuff to high schoolers. I use PrP on PC. FCPX should arrive any day. Then, Avid next year–after the grant is approved (hopefully–anyway at $300 for teachers, you should buy it anyway).
Regarding SIOP (the model I follow), yes, it’s an actual thing: https://siop.pearson.com/
Since SIOP has already been taken, I move we change Walter’s theoretical nomenclature to CIOP (cached in and out points). It would retain its same velar softening and therefore sound the same.
(Recovering linguist…nothing to see here. Move along.)
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[Jeremy Garchow] “stniop tuo dna ni tnetsisrep”
Ah ha! We now know what he meant in Temple of Doom while pulling the heart out of the poor victim.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk2E1CoGe98
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[Walter Soyka] “ho hum”
all the processing power in the world won’t make up for the pedantic PIOP debate.
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[Jeremy Garchow] “I don’t know”
To hell with Persistent In and out points.
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I’ll ask the obvious: Did you read the manual?
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[Oliver Peters] “but hardly different in any practical way that the user cares about”
One cool exception in X is being able to import finder’s folders as keywords — but of course that’s not really the databasiness — merely practical.
EDIT: Which means I do a lot of bin editing as finder folders. Folder name “ClientName”; inside there is “audio” | audiofx | score.
clientname/picture/20121105/filename.mov
clientname/audio/audiofx/filename.aif
clientname/audio/score/filename.aif