Well I dont know how well FCP actually runs on a MacBook, but the bit
of the specification that the MacBook doesnt seemt o meet is:
AGP Quartz Extreme or PCI Express graphics card (Final Cut Studio is
not supported on systems using the Intel Extreme Graphics 950 GMA)
Also need to have at least
Thanks Steve,
That seems to clear things up.
--scott
On 1/19/07, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I dont know how well FCP actually runs on a MacBook, but the bit
of the specification that the MacBook doesnt seemt o meet is:
AGP Quartz Extreme or PCI Express graphics card
As the diplomat Markus would say... That statement has an aroma of
inaccuracy. :D
FCP Studio certainly runs on MacBooks. The only potential issue is the
different video card
in the MacBook from the MacBook Pro.
FCP Studio is made up of modules, so each module does its own tests for
Yeah that's what I was going to say. It'll run FCP fine, but since
FCP is sold as a suite of apps and not all of those apps will run on
a MacBook then it's technically true that Final Cut Pro Studio isn't
compatible with a MacBook--since part of the suite, Motion, won't
run on it. But Final
Bill and Bill,
Thanks for the further clarification. I'll pass the info on to my student.
--scott
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