Indeed, perhaps this is the very 1st sign of a certain persons stubbornness being changed into a very refreshing new era of actually listening to customers as opposed to telling them what they should do.
Hope to see more like this. Good times ahead I hope![]()
Great, can I get Final Cut 8 now? With multicore support, searchable browser, and some of the few usable features of Final Cut "Pro" X?
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I really dislike iMovie, since leaving the video field I've been forced to use iMovie; how restrictive and unintuitive-how about a rerelease of fcpExpress? And, although Iam not a software thief, I wish I had burned a copy of the one I sold with my MBP!
Good. It's nice to see Apple caving... could this be Tim's first real decision? Good show...
Now that Steve Jobs isn't CEO, every time Apple makes a decision that appears to change the previous course, you always wonder if it's something that's different than what Steve would have done...
No.
Final Cut Pro 7 is still stuck in the legacy APIs that can't do any of that. The only way out is a full re-write, which is what FCPX is.
Figured as much.
I had a feeling that this kinda stuff may happen. I don't know if it's since Steve left, but I hope that we see more of it.
Like, let's say, a certain 1U server model being brought back from the dead.
Well this does not surprise me given the negative feedback of Final Cut X.
Things do not look good for pro users given that Logic is likely to get dropped and replaced by Garageband Pro next year, it seems Apple are getting to complacent and negating the pro users.
Interesting how this is Apple's biggest problem these days.
A video editing app. When rivals can barely get an entire computing platform off the ground, and have their entire business destroyed/and or substantially downgraded because of it.
We're truly spoiled.
Good. It's nice to see Apple caving... could this be Tim's first real decision? Good show.
Final Cut X-press is just like QuickTime X-press... all the features that actually make it good were left on the cutting room floor, pun intended.
Bryan
Interesting how this is Apple's biggest problem these days.
A video editing app. When rivals can barely get an entire computing platform off the ground, and have their entire business destroyed/and or substantially downgraded because of it.
We're truly spoiled.
You shut your mouth. FCPX is NOT a re-write of FCP...you take that back!!!![]()
For the record, does it have a version number? Is it called Final Cut Studio 2009, or something else?
Indeed, perhaps this is the very 1st sign of a certain persons stubbornness being changed into a very refreshing new era of actually listening to customers as opposed to telling them what they should do.
Hope to see more like this. Good times ahead I hope![]()
They've promised 'regular' updates for Final Cut Pro X. 2 and a half months after release, and not a single update. Not really regular is it?