Timothy Auld
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Exactly what it means is exactly what I said. This is what people I know who use X consistently are telling me.
Tim
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What I hear from people who use it consistently is that it’s best at present for short form jobs with a fast turnaround. I don’t know anyone who uses it on every job though.
Tim
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OK, now that’s funny! How fondly I remember the good old days when my Avid system would seize up (usually on a weekend or a holiday) and I would spend forever on the phone waiting for my system to get a “remote blessing.” Not to mention the incessant arrival of new cards and the never ending EOL notices.
Tim
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I think I’m also going Macbook for the mac side of things. Far too many unanswered tube questions for me at this point.
Tim
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I tend to agree with Craig here. I don’t think they have any intention of getting re-listed. A 25% stock drop is, I don’t think, significant in this situation. Enough major monetary players have enough invested in Avid that it is not about to go away. It just may come back under another name.
Tim
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You know – and I’m quite surprised that you guys didn’t know this – but I bought and have been wearing that hat for sometime. And with that knowledge I decree that Premiere CC is the winner – uh, unless your have to use its ancillary software. OK – the I decree FCPX the winner – unless you have to deliver to broadcast (and without audio problems.) then X is the winner – or, if you don’t have to use Avid Media Access, then Avid is the winner. Case closed.
Tim
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Indeed.
Tim
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Lenses? Really? Lenses? What? What present lenses can capture is so far beyond what is normally projected. Lenses? Jesus? Really? Again, Jeez? Lenses?
Tim
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To respond to your dense an long winded post, yes I have used FCPX in its current form (10.1) and several before that. And there things I like. And things I don’t. Not the least of which is no engagement with the creative community. But also, FCPX is still, after several years, unreliable.
Tim
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Perhaps trust is the wrong word. I have quite a few reasons not to trust Adobe and Avid as well. But not nearly as many as I have not to trust Apple.
Tim