DVDSP2 FCP 4 Shake 3

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  • Reply 21 of 41
    leonisleonis Posts: 3,427member
    I wonder if anyone bitches about the lack of OS9 support in the new FCP
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  • Reply 22 of 41
    foadfoad Posts: 717member
    Well I better not hear it. It is BS to still have to write code for OS 9. Adobe has said that they won't write for OS 9 anymore. I hope they stick to that. I know Apple is gonna stop. It is a waste of resources.



    Sorry for those that are still stuck on OS 9.
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  • Reply 23 of 41
    agent302agent302 Posts: 974member
    I just like how, one week, Adobe announces PC only DVD authoring app for $549.



    So the next week, Apple announces an upgrade of Mac only DVD authoring app at a price reduction from $999 to $499.



    Competition is good.
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  • Reply 24 of 41
    rokrok Posts: 3,519member
    um, anyone notice that shake 3 minimum requirements include a desktop area of 1280x1024?



    that means it supposedly won't work on lapzilla (aka the 17" powerbook) in its current configuration.



    d'oh!
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  • Reply 25 of 41
    cosmonutcosmonut Posts: 4,872member
    The simplicity of iDVD meets the power of DVD-SP. Nice.
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  • Reply 26 of 41
    Does it support DVD-Audio aka 192/24?

    That would be cool...

    still wating for yhe dvd-player app to be able to handle dvd-audio.
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  • Reply 27 of 41
    hmurchisonhmurchison Posts: 12,464member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by maclogic

    Does it support DVD-Audio aka 192/24?

    That would be cool...

    still wating for yhe dvd-player app to be able to handle dvd-audio.




    That's going to require some hefty licensing issues and new Drives.



    I don't expect to see SACD or DVDA support for sometime.
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  • Reply 28 of 41
    I believe the DVD-player hardware would have to support DVD-audio first. It's not just a software thing.
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  • Reply 29 of 41
    ebbyebby Posts: 3,110member
    Quote:

    DVDSP - Just add any QuickTime file format to your project and it automatically transcodes while you work on the DVD.



    THANK YOU APPLE!!! That's just what I asked for!



    EDIT: OMG! NESTED SEQUENCES IN FCP4! Oh, heaven.

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  • Reply 30 of 41
    ebbyebby Posts: 3,110member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by Leonis

    I wonder if anyone bitches about the lack of OS9 support in the new FCP



    As a current OS9 user, I refer you to my previous post.

    Conclusion: It's time for me to get a new computer!
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  • Reply 31 of 41
    ast3r3xast3r3x Posts: 5,012member
    i've only used FCP 2...or maybe it was 3 once and i was making a DVD menu for somone...i was wondering if someone could just outline a couple main advantages that FCP has over premiere...and explain them to me cuz i've looked and i'm jw what would encourage people to buy FCP over premiere and i dont understnad some of the stuff
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  • Reply 32 of 41
    adpowersadpowers Posts: 188member
    My brother's $34 DVD drive can play DVD-Audio discs in 5.1 sound (same drive I have). However, he has a different sound card then me, that may make the difference, I don't know.
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  • Reply 33 of 41
    ebbyebby Posts: 3,110member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by ast3r3x

    i was wondering if someone could just outline a couple main advantages that FCP has over premiere...and explain them to me cuz i've looked and i'm jw what would encourage people to buy FCP over premiere and i dont understnad some of the stuff



    I've tried to use both, but Premiere has FAR fewer options to edit video. For starters, you have 3 video tracks to edit video, and AFAIK, you can only do one transition at a time. In FCP, you can have up to 99 tracks and bunches of transitions. And the #1 reason: You can stop rendering at any time and the computer saves what it worked on. That saves soooo much time!!!



    There are many others, but I am horribly sick now. Maybe later.
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  • Reply 34 of 41
    bungebunge Posts: 7,329member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by adpowers

    My brother's $34 DVD drive can play DVD-Audio discs in 5.1 sound (same drive I have).



    DVD-Audio discs will play in any DVD player, but will not have the higher fidelity sound.



    There is a 5.1 soundtrack on the disc that is the same quality as a DVD movie. It's compressed audio. There is also a true DVD-A track that only a DVD-A compatible player can play. This track has higer fidelity than a CD or a DVD movie.



    This system is much like the current SACD/CD dual layer discs. When played in a CD player, the CD track plays. When played in an SACD player, the SACD track with higher fidelity plays.



    Most audiophiles believe a normal CD has better sound than a DVD-A played through a DVD player because of the lack of compression.
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  • Reply 35 of 41
    curiousuburbcuriousuburb Posts: 3,325member
    note also that halfway down the preview page for LiveType



    you can scroll through quicktime demos of most of the 150 presets.



    many are variations on common themes, but a few are sweet...

    and if any object can replace the text, After Effects might see this as a guantlet thrown down
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  • Reply 36 of 41
    mmmmm pretty....
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  • Reply 37 of 41
    Quote:

    Originally posted by bunge

    DVD-Audio discs will play in any DVD player, but will not have the higher fidelity sound.



    True



    Quote:



    There is a 5.1 soundtrack on the disc that is the same quality as a DVD movie. It's compressed audio. There is also a true DVD-A track that only a DVD-A compatible player can play. This track has higer fidelity than a CD or a DVD movie.




    I don´t agree, the dvd-video spec says uncomporessed multichannel audio. (96/24) However DVD-A, 2 -channel - has higer sample rate therefore downsampled. But thats not my first piont. I would like to take my, at the moment, homebrewed 96/24 recordings in Logic and upsample them and make a DVD-A disc.



    [/QUOTE] Most audiophiles believe a normal CD has better sound than a DVD-A played through a DVD player because of the lack of compression. [/QUOTE]



    For lesser DVD-videoplayers its true, also for higer grade cdplayers. But if you buy a decent dvd +?500 and have a few years old cd I would disagree.
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  • Reply 38 of 41
    gizzmonicgizzmonic Posts: 511member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by ast3r3x

    i've only used FCP 2...or maybe it was 3 once and i was making a DVD menu for somone...i was wondering if someone could just outline a couple main advantages that FCP has over premiere...and explain them to me cuz i've looked and i'm jw what would encourage people to buy FCP over premiere and i dont understnad some of the stuff



    Color correction! Plus Final Cut Pro actually works in Jaguar.



    Of course, Premiere actually has more decent real time effects, but it's very limited with audio manipulation and color correction...



    I started editing on Premiere, then moved to FCP. Premiere seems so simplistic to me now...of course, I can hear all you AVID people saying "FCP's got nothing."
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  • Reply 39 of 41
    ti fighterti fighter Posts: 863member
    after moving to FCP, Premiere was like Fisher Price "my first video editing program". Actually Premeire was my first
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  • Reply 40 of 41
    chopper3chopper3 Posts: 293member
    I don't know about Avid users, FCP4 beats it hands-down in about 90% of the feature list, that said Avid does deal with ACTUAL film (i.e. 35mm better).
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