Editing: Amiga, PC Toaster, or Mac Final Cut Pro?

[bloodline]

Pyromania wrote:
We did start the editing of our film back in 2006 on FCP though, only because SE was not available and Oil Change is shot in HDV so our VT[4] could not edit it. Ironically our PowerMac G5 dual that is only two years old died.

Just goes to show, you shouldn't use antique machines for commercial projects! ;-)

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Just checking out the new final Cut Studio 2 features... in word WOW!!! :-)

"Motion" alone is worth the money...

http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/motion/

[adonay]

if the macbook comes with a intel gma i advice against if you wish too use it for games ..

as for video edit i have no experience with mac otther than that most people here seems too prefere it ..

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adonay wrote:
if the macbook comes with a intel gma i advice against if you wish too use it for games ..

as for video edit i have no experience with mac otther than that most people here seems too prefere it ..

The OP stated clearly that he was looking at the MacBook Pro, which uses the ATI x1600

[adonay]

Then i see no problem :-D

[spihunter]

@Bloodline,

Also worth mentioning is the intel 950 graphics in the Macbook is not supported by Motion.

Wow, did that piss me off after I bought my Macbook! :madashell:

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spihunter wrote:
@Bloodline,

Also worth mentioning is the intel 950 graphics in the Macbook is not supported by Motion.

Wow, did that piss me off after I bought my Macbook! :madashell:

Oh seriously? still... the macbook is good for Logic Pro, if you are into your music...