South Africa is PC country. Yes, some people are using Macs but I only
know of
one who is using FCP. He is happy with it and it is very stable but he
also has the odd
problem.
You wrote you are using CS3. I never used it and went from PRO2 to CS4
which worked
reasonably well but CS5 is much more stable now and they seem to have
sorted out most
problems, also with Encore. Right now I open a project and do my thing.
My only problem is my "vintage" computer and I can not edit native
AVCHD. For the time
being I am converting my clips with Cineform Neoscene and editing is
very smooth.
I will stick with Premiere and also like all the other very good Adobe
programs like
Photoshop, Encore, Soundbooth, After Effects etc. Don't know which
equivalent
programs you would need with FCP and Mac to be able to do the same.
And Mike, who says your problem was caused by Premiere? Could have been a
Windows or other problem as well.
Have a nice weekend
Uwe
> At 12:27 AM 3/16/2011, Uwe Soltau wrote:
> >Yes Mike, never a dull moment with Adobe but I don.t think you
> >will have a life without problems with Mac and FCP.
>
> You're right about that, Uwe. I had Macs from 1984 to 2000 and
> remember banging my head on problems there many times. I am curious,
> though, about how Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro compare when it
> comes to stability. I know there are people on this list who have
> used both. In your experience, which is less buggy?
>
> >I don't have an answer to your problem but have you tried to open one
> >of the "Auto-Save" projects?
>
> I did, but they'd sadly been overwritten by more recent versions
> while I tried to repair the current project. So it looks like I get
> to re-edit my project, thanks to Premiere Pro.
>
> Mike Boom
>
>
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