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Re: Final Cut Pro vs. Premiere
by arc nevada on Feb 28, 2008 at 9:47:24 pm

Shane,

I think we tend to agree but for the record the Media Composer I used was from early 1998 using the True Vision Targa 2000 and a Pinnacle Geni Board for the RT Effects. There were no Meridian boards back then. The Avid did not crash every day but it did have some down time. We had an Avid RAID subsystem and the Avid PCI slot extender unit. That is why the Avids end up costing so much money.



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