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Re: Avid - Mac or PC?
by David Braswell on Nov 6, 2009 at 5:56:35 pm

I've never ran Avid on Mac, so saying the platform wars are over may be a bit shortsighted. With that disclaimer, the platform wars are over :-) Consider your graphics, audio, and DVD authoring workflow first. Do you have thousands of dollars invested in software for one platform? Of course, there is Bootcamp for Mac to run Windows apps. Are you wedded to Adobe Encore for DVD authoring? Or DVD Studio? If you have a strong preference for one OS over the other factor that as well. And make sure you give HP's new "Z" line a hard look before jumping.



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