1st, it's nice to hear from fellow audio bid pros but I don't know why you say leave it to the non pros to test. I just left NBC and one floor, I serviced 6 workstations Xsan and avid storage. It takes no time at all to mirror a drive, load a new OS and install FCP 3 or what have you.
Gone are ttys days of worrying about beta testing. Most will throw it on a mirror image and give it a shot. None of us really live in a single workstation dependent enviorment anymore.
Peace
Gone are ttys days of worrying about beta testing. Most will throw it on a mirror image and give it a shot. None of us really live in a single workstation dependent enviorment anymore.
Peace
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Originally Posted by alex4d 
That is what makes this interesting. There is no video trade show in June in London. In fact, as I live in London, Mr. Horton, LAFCPUG head honcho, asked if I knew any good venues where the meet could happen.
As he didn't mention a specific date, it might mean that Final Cut Studio 3 won't be announced at the event, it'll just be the first European showing of the product, but you never know.
I think The Brewery near the Barbican is a good venue...
Unlike some, I don't think Snow Leopard will be a requirement. I think it will unlock multicore and background processing and make other features run better. It makes sense then, for PR reasons to show at WWDC how it makes sense for developers to update their apps to take advantage of SL. That message might be confusing if FCS3 comes out before SL.
You can bet that pro users will wait for Final Cut 7.0.1 to upgrade, but stay with 10.5.X. They'll probably wait for 10.6.2 to upgrade to SL... Let the hobbyists test new versions of apps and OSes! They have less to lose.

That is what makes this interesting. There is no video trade show in June in London. In fact, as I live in London, Mr. Horton, LAFCPUG head honcho, asked if I knew any good venues where the meet could happen.
As he didn't mention a specific date, it might mean that Final Cut Studio 3 won't be announced at the event, it'll just be the first European showing of the product, but you never know.
I think The Brewery near the Barbican is a good venue...
Unlike some, I don't think Snow Leopard will be a requirement. I think it will unlock multicore and background processing and make other features run better. It makes sense then, for PR reasons to show at WWDC how it makes sense for developers to update their apps to take advantage of SL. That message might be confusing if FCS3 comes out before SL.
You can bet that pro users will wait for Final Cut 7.0.1 to upgrade, but stay with 10.5.X. They'll probably wait for 10.6.2 to upgrade to SL... Let the hobbyists test new versions of apps and OSes! They have less to lose.






