Re: After a year has perception of FCPX changed?

Herb, that's why I added "feature-merging". You are correct about the destruction of these apps, but they some of their features were rolled into other apps and now FCP X in some ways. I am not saying that our current toolset is a replacement for those now gone apps, but rather acknowledging how Apple tends to (even outside the production and post world) bring high end features to the masses in ways sometimes I am sure we all don't appreciate in some way shape or form.

My fault for not making that clear. Perhaps I was trying to be too concise with commas, and run-ons. It's something Apple has done across their entire hardware/spectrum for some time and I was pointing to that to try and make some connection to the way things are going with the controversial release of X, subsequent updates, and our projections for it's future (features and perhaps another app).

Tangier