Dennis Kane
January 12th, 2006, 04:29 PM
Last night after Macworld ended I attended the Final Cut users party. There were over 700 editors from all over the country, as well as Walter Murch and the Dir of Professional Applications from Apple. Here is what will happen.
FCP will be native Feb 1, 2005. In fact all the pro products will be native. Apple will not sell the pro aps seperately anymore. only as a suite. On Feb 1, go to the Apple website and all the detail information will be there. You must send your current DVD back to Apple with you money, from $49 to $299 depending on the app you are sending back and Apple will send you a new universal Final Cut Suite.
This suite will have the latest 4 professional applications and will be able to run on the new Intel machines or any of the legacy IBM machines. Apple does not want any of the pro applications to be running under rosetta.
This is a terrific offering and a real good reason to buy a new Intel mac.
Oh boy.
dkane
FCP will be native Feb 1, 2005. In fact all the pro products will be native. Apple will not sell the pro aps seperately anymore. only as a suite. On Feb 1, go to the Apple website and all the detail information will be there. You must send your current DVD back to Apple with you money, from $49 to $299 depending on the app you are sending back and Apple will send you a new universal Final Cut Suite.
This suite will have the latest 4 professional applications and will be able to run on the new Intel machines or any of the legacy IBM machines. Apple does not want any of the pro applications to be running under rosetta.
This is a terrific offering and a real good reason to buy a new Intel mac.
Oh boy.
dkane