[Zhang Junhao]

Probably Adobe paying CNN to adopt Anywhere ? And how does it interface with a Newsroom Automation system ?

[Zhang Junhao]

Thanks Alex and Ankit for the valuable answers 🙂

Not the kind of answers I like to hear but I guess if things sound too good to be true, they usually are, at least at this juncture.

The lack of I/O support is the biggest bummer to me here.

And I don’t suppose VCA supports dual monitors which is a common setup in the industry ?

btw Ankit, are you from Nvidia ?

[Zhang Junhao]

Lenovo Y510. The only laptop with dual dedicated GPU. Would be great for DaVinci,

[Zhang Junhao]

Thanks for the replies James.

Now if only it can import AE projects…

[Zhang Junhao]

Hi, Mike

Thanks for your reply. My response to Thayalan was actually in sarcasm.

I prefer to check my video output on a properly calibrated external monitor but I guess most Vegas users don’t judging by the lack of info in here and elsewhere.

[Zhang Junhao]

Precisely my point, Michael.

I’m just puzzled at how BorisFX could just sit still with Media-100 on it’s hands. It could merge Media-100’s code with Red’s and Continuum’s and have a Media-100 844/X that can well be a Smoke-killer. Most broadcasters I know use Boris plugins on a regularly basis so this is simply a no-brainer.

In hindsight, many vendors actually contributed to Adobe’s and Autodesk’s stronghold in the professional-video/broadcast industry by playing nice with them instead of competing.

[Zhang Junhao]

Dude are you for real ?

[Zhang Junhao]

All of these.

[Zhang Junhao]

Thayalan,

Your kind of answer is precisely why Vegas is not highly regarded in the professional video industry.

– Do you monitor your color-correction on your PC screen ?
– Do you check for anomalies on your PC screen when chroma-keying or when applying other effects?
– Can you assure your titles are within safe-area ?

[Zhang Junhao]

Thanks for the reply Michael 🙂