It is an interesting device, and it does work well for the Cut page, but the multicam buttons are fucking useless, as no one would be using that many angles and be using this, but the wheel is pretty amazing.
Really it needs to be able to customized, or maybe just make a smaller version without all the useless buttons.
From Johnny Elwyn, and I of course appreciate it after working on DVD Extras for years, including Lord of the Rings, King Kong and some of the Hobbit.
It really is such a shame that there are basically almost no special features being produced anymore, as they barely have any for streaming except for a few for Disney+.
I did love doing special features, but now there is basically only the EPK footage to make very crappy and short special features.
An article from Benjamin Mayo at 9to5Mac. Was stupid for Apple to not do this sooner, especially for iPhone users who have Windows.
And to finally add Apple Music integration to the XBOX, which should have been done years ago.
This was such intesting hardware, but why not update for 4 years, then user older hardware for such an expensive device? Seems like something Apple would have done years ago, and Windows Users would have done nothing but complain about.
This was driving me buggy, I thought it was just Ventura, or maybe Default Folder, but it seems to affect just Adobe Apps right now. Went to Adobe Support Community to report it and luckily someone already did.
Thanks for reporting this problem. We are aware of this issue and currently investigating a fix. It is unfortunately affecting After Effects, Premiere Pro, and Media Encoder, so all three will need an update to fix this issue. Any fix will become available in the Beta builds, and then the next public release.
John, After Effects Engineering Team
You can currently use the mouse to get around this, but it is fiddly, so lets hope they fix it fast.
An article by Alyssa Miller at No Film School wrote this article on Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood being disqualified from the Academy for being rotoscoped, which is total bullshit, as only character outlines were animated.
Further proof that the academy is bullshit, and have something against Linklater.
Well worth giving an hour to learn about Fairlight Audio from Jason Yadlovski.
From Arin Waichulis at 9to5 Mac, this is worth a read.
I had never heard of StopTheMadness, which is not cheap (as you have to buy Mac and Mobile versions at $7.99 each) and the Mac version also works on Firefox and Chrome as well. It overrides websites attempts to lock out browser features, which is something I have been thinking about for a long time. It can also remove tracking tags, and URL shorteners.
I watched the Keynote and Sneaks of Adobe Max this year, but that was really all I had time for. Kenny McMillan at Pro Video Coalition has extensive coverage of all things Adobe Max that relate to video, well worth checking out.
Max is more focused on Design, Illustrator and Photography than video, but there are always some little tidbits for us video users.