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A new version of Final Cut Pro is just around the corner. There are not a lot of details about it just yet. From the info kicking around the internet, it looks like we may get a new version by Spring, 2011. Just in time for NAB. Here is a rip from Techcrunch.
“According our very own people familiar with the matter, a small group of video editors were on the Apple campus recently in order to preview the new version of video editing software, which is in the same space as Avid and Adobe Premier. Apparently Apple is still putting the finishing touches on βthe biggest overhaul to Final Cut Pro since the original version was created over 10 years agoβ and wanted pro user feedback. Emphasis on βpro.βOne source described the new release as encompassing everything from low level architectural changes to a complete redesign of the user interface. Itβs safe to say the newest version will be 64 bit as thatβs what users have clamored the most for.Early reports from people who have demoβd the new Final Cut Pro (FCP 8?) say that the changes are βdramatic and ambitiousβ and should alleviateΒ concerns that Apple has shifted its video editing focus from the professional to the consumer space, shutting down work on FCP . Apple plans on releasing the new product in Spring 2011 according to our source, in a launch possibly coinciding with the National Association of Broadcasters conference.”
“According our very own people familiar with the matter, a small group of video editors were on the Apple campus recently in order to preview the new version of video editing software, which is in the same space as Avid and Adobe Premier. Apparently Apple is still putting the finishing touches on βthe biggest overhaul to Final Cut Pro since the original version was created over 10 years agoβ and wanted pro user feedback. Emphasis on βpro.β
One source described the new release as encompassing everything from low level architectural changes to a complete redesign of the user interface. Itβs safe to say the newest version will be 64 bit as thatβs what users have clamored the most for.
Early reports from people who have demoβd the new Final Cut Pro (FCP 8?) say that the changes are βdramatic and ambitiousβ and should alleviateΒ concerns that Apple has shifted its video editing focus from the professional to the consumer space, shutting down work on FCP . Apple plans on releasing the new product in Spring 2011 according to our source, in a launch possibly coinciding with the National Association of Broadcasters conference.”
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