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Originally Posted by mmmdoughnuts 
Ok scenario 1:
Content Maker: I want to add my new movie to iTS.
Apple: What is your source material in?
CM: I use Avids station.
Apple: My those are nice, but you have to buy this tool. But we don't support that software, you have to talk to them.
CM: Oh, I am a poor independent label. Bye.
Ok scenario 1:
Content Maker: I want to add my new movie to iTS.
Apple: What is your source material in?
CM: I use Avids station.
Apple: My those are nice, but you have to buy this tool. But we don't support that software, you have to talk to them.
CM: Oh, I am a poor independent label. Bye.
How does a "poor independent label" get to use an Avid station? Assuming such a situation exists, couldn't the Avid be set to output some file format that is recognized by Quicktime?
