New Final Cut Studio at DVinfo.net

Dan Shallenberger · July 23rd, 2009, 07:32 AM

Apple just announced this: Apple - Final Cut Studio - Whats New

I see one of the improvements is native AVC-Intra support. Please forgive my ignorance, but does that mean it natively supports footage from the HMC150? That would be incredible. I'm not sure if AVC-Intra is different that the AVCHD we get from these cameras, or if it's an overall term that encompasses all forms of AVC.

ANd DVD Studio Pro was NOT updated, so STILL does not support bluray... ugh! I can't stand Encore.

Scott Cassie · July 23rd, 2009, 10:48 AM

Nope they are different. I read the tech specs of the new final cut, and it says that AVCHD is done with pro res. In the new white papers of pro res it mentions that avchd uses h.264 which is very hardware hungry, hence the use of pro res. I really hope we can capture with the new pro res LT codec - takes up less disc space which would be handy.

Otherwise it's a slightly disappointing upgrade to be honest.

Christopher Drews · July 23rd, 2009, 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan Shallenberger

ANd DVD Studio Pro was NOT updated, so STILL does not support bluray... ugh! I can't stand Encore.

Indeed, I think Updating DVD Studio Pro to version 5 would have caused a headache. Yet, you can still burn Blu-Ray with Menus directly from the new Compressor. That is at least more than we had before.

Anyone else notice how it didn't say anything about enhanced processor support in Snow Leopard? I was banking on this.

It's crazy that its already shipping and $299.00 upgrade is tasty.

-C

July 23rd, 2009, 07:32 AM	#1
Dan Shallenberger Major Player Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 253	New Final Cut Studio Apple just announced this: Apple - Final Cut Studio - Whats New I see one of the improvements is native AVC-Intra support. Please forgive my ignorance, but does that mean it natively supports footage from the HMC150? That would be incredible. I'm not sure if AVC-Intra is different that the AVCHD we get from these cameras, or if it's an overall term that encompasses all forms of AVC. ANd DVD Studio Pro was NOT updated, so STILL does not support bluray... ugh! I can't stand Encore.

July 23rd, 2009, 10:48 AM	#2
Scott Cassie Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Peterhead, Scotland Posts: 35	Nope they are different. I read the tech specs of the new final cut, and it says that AVCHD is done with pro res. In the new white papers of pro res it mentions that avchd uses h.264 which is very hardware hungry, hence the use of pro res. I really hope we can capture with the new pro res LT codec - takes up less disc space which would be handy. Otherwise it's a slightly disappointing upgrade to be honest.