Newsmeldung von slashCAM: News: News: Adobe Creative Suite 5 (CS 5) - news for video editors of rudi - April 12, 2010 07:28:00 > Now it is so so far, Adobe is now finally with the new features of Creative Suite 5 (CS5) s.die public. Following are certainly a number of IT trade media to report on all the new features we want something more detailed look at the new features that should be of particular interest to video editors.
Antwort von 407621:
yes Does not all bad. There has probably come quickly what of Apple. A regular update on 64 would have been in Final Cut Studio 3 have been useful!
Antwort von NEEL:
Very good review! The whole package sounds very promising to .... only if Premiere would not:). I'm just thinking on how could After Effects now connect s.Besten with Avid. DNxHD (with errors), but it is possible to go now so synonymous possibly through Quicktime and ProRes.
Antwort von Axel:
Very good review! The whole package sounds very promising to .... only if Premiere would not:). I'm just thinking on how could After Effects now connect s.Besten with Avid. DNxHD (with errors), but it is possible to go now so synonymous possibly through Quicktime and ProRes. So far, the premiere of the adverb always promises "a lot" accompanies been, but that only the care DVCPro (Intermediate popular stand-replacement use, the practical-minded Premiere users are often in spite of native slips of the tongue) and could indicate that one As always wait to be, for example up 6th CS
As in neighboring Thread of hinted to me, you can only ProRes on a Mac en-coding, coding on a PC, however, have long been de-. Apart of the failure to develop a good intermediate itself, so much would be helped if Premiere could use Canopus or Cineform really smooth, but in CS4 you can still not even speak of a good HDV implementation, much less. The whole "native" Wettpissen has nothing to say. I know myself Avid, but at least so far seems to run the import of any video stuff only after examination by the Avid immigration authority. This is not as hip as "native", but appears to be somewhat conservative. At least you can hear on the classification and packaging of proprietary material never anything of real problems. . .
Is it for the connection of Avid with After Effects no longer synonymous with Final Cut Pro running "Automatic Duck"? Treasures, AAE processed every codec that is installed on the calculator, and real time is not an issue here anyway. But interframe already. Keyframes on a non-I frames notoriously mean representation error, google for. So much to natively.
