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  • Thomas Frank

    January 24, 2012 at 3:44 pm in reply to: is FCPX dying a death on the appstore?

    [Aindreas Gallagher] “Gordon Modin:

    Getting back on track with Final Cut users switching software I think it more telling if you look at the Appstore and view the rankings of Final Cut, Motion, and Compressor with a side glance at iMovie. Currently iMovie sits at #8 moving down from #7 in the last week. FCX is at #21 having been #19 a little while ago. Since iMovie sells for $14.99 and FCX at $299, it would take roughly 20 times more people purchasing iMovie to equal FCX.

    That said we now look at Motion and Compressor. Motion is currently at #49, but used to be #37. Compressor used to be #56 before dipping to #80. You would think Motion and Compressor would be considered part of an editing package and be purchased in equal numbers right along with FCX. Such is not the case even though both are priced at $49.99.

    https://www.ogallchoir.net
    promo producer/editor.grading/motion graphics”

    So what this just tells me that other Apps are also being bought.
    And maybe not every Soccer Mom is using it as the other two A’s are saying.

  • Thomas Frank

    January 24, 2012 at 3:41 pm in reply to: Post work-rush thoughts about FCP-X

    You asked this first
    [Oliver Peters] “How are you determining this? Especially since there’s no broadcast monitoring output yet. I haven’t seen the same thing, but maybe it’s dependant on media type.

    then you go here

    [Oliver Peters] “I understand HOW to do it. I asked how it had been done. All I can say is that if you are seeing this extreme of a difference, then you’ve been doing something wrong up until now in FCP 7. No offense meant, but I’m saying this from a POV of having routinely finished FCP 7 projects that have been submitted to pretty tight network QC.”

    Maybe FCPX has a better render engine? I see this allot in the 3D App world.

  • Thomas Frank

    January 24, 2012 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Apple turing evil?

    Corporations and the customers are guilty!
    Should stop buying Apple products… but why should you right its the Company fault that we are given in.
    The same with Oil, I like to know who here in States turns off there car at a red light or doesn’t let there super V8 SUV run in the winter time.

    Yeah exactly, everybody complains but don’t want too give up there way of live.
    Do seem research on energy consumption for the internet…

  • Thomas Frank

    January 24, 2012 at 3:26 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro makes me happy… then sad

    [Phil Hoppes] ” If you have CS5.5 you simply go to Edit -> Keyboard Customization and pick Final Cut Pro 7.0 “

    Yup if you have that is the key word.
    I do agree on the FCP interface clean and slick. I can see Mocha in the same dress.

  • What about transcoded ProRes files?
    So there is no relink but more a reimport function.
    Still like a right click on the clip for a relink option.

    But this seems another way… I guess.

  • Thomas Frank

    January 18, 2012 at 9:24 pm in reply to: FCPx in local TV

    You can send out a file from all NLE that can be played out or a signal out. Which if they deliver what they promise with FCPX.

    I can imagine the next FCPX update will show the near future for FCPX.

  • Thomas Frank

    January 18, 2012 at 8:42 pm in reply to: FCPx in local TV

    I am just asking on what you have wrote…

    There are many things that you mention that can be done and not be done with the three big A’s.
    But all can send out feed right?

  • Thomas Frank

    January 18, 2012 at 8:01 pm in reply to: FCPx in local TV

    [Dave LaRonde] “You could be right, but then you’re also aware that TV stations take satellite feeds, uplink, do newscasts, do live shots, download & deliver spots to & from digital delivery services, run syndicated programming, make spots, make promos, make programs, and run subchannels. “

    Are your saying you can’t make spots, programs and promos with FCPX?
    The rest you mention can be done with FCP7 and Premiere?

  • Thomas Frank

    January 17, 2012 at 9:34 pm in reply to: FCPx in local TV

    I think we all can share, no?

    Well all our footage come in solid state or gets captured to ProRes and moved on to a RAID where everybody has access to.
    The footage then gets edited also receives its voice over (depends on the project). If needed we have created lower 3rds in Motion which can be access in FCPX. Kinda cool.
    After the edits are done they are send out as ProRes LT and then played out over the routing system or gets sends out.
    Thanks for the latest version all the clips can me exporter to Stems if need to in your pipeline.

  • Thomas Frank

    January 17, 2012 at 9:11 pm in reply to: FCPx in local TV

    Sure what do you want to chat about?

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