Steve Connor
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Apple Final Cut Pro X Coins
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COW Coins
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Cue “it’ll be too expensive” and “it doesn’t run Nvidia cards”
BTW what’s that screen!!!
Quite a bit more detail than expected
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[David Mathis] “I love FCPX but the news of a subscription based model does not sit well.”
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It’s not actually “News” is it? Not yet anyway
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[Bill Davis] “license X’s magnetic approach, “
The “Clip” window is definitely a first step in that Direction!
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[Ronny Courtens] “Anything that gets added to FCP X is welcome, as long as it does not affect its core features which are performance and reliability.”
Amen to that at least.
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That’s very good news, I’m still going to wait a couple of months before I get one, just in case
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And in the meantime BMD will release half a dozen feature updates for Resolve.
Development on FCPX is clearly slowing down, hopefully because Apple are busily working on FCPXI
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So this should find it’s way into the iMac too?
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[David Lawrence] “https://gizmodo.com/adobe-warns-using-old-creative-cloud-apps-might-get-you…
Yeah, a software subscription model is sooooo much better for the customer, lol!”
Hi David, welcome back 🙂
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[Andrew Kimery] “Visually this episode was really pushing the boundary of what the creators want the audience to experience and what the typical viewer is capable of experiencing with their home setup.
“I think it was a very brave decision by the Producers but I think it was well worth it.
Despite the groaning and whingeing by some people on the web, I think it was one of the finest pieces of television ever produced.
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[Bill Davis] “I couldn’t disagree more. On the other active FCP X web locations – there are thousands and thousands of those active discussions about all sorts of FCP X topics still taking place daily.
Just this week, I’ve chatted about database design, roles strategies, all sorts of import and export issues – not to mention all the discussion of the Apple announcement of the coming EOL of access to the old Quicktime-based codecs in the next revision of MacOS and how that will effect editors going forward.”
Sadly I can’t find these “interesting” discussions on the Facebook groups, most seem to be full of technical questions that are similar to the “other” FCPX Forum on the COW.
Also I don’t want to just hang out with people that use FCPX, I really enjoyed the discussions from the broad group of Editors that used to contribute here.