> it
> now appears that the entire script-based toolset is greyed out.
Not it's not. Just open a new script, and everything is there.
> So even if you
> wanted to simply sync by hand - the way it was done before the automatic
> analysis - you can't.
Yes, you can.
> As far as the price, I doubt that Avid could go as low as $299. GET is
> planning on selling their app at $500 and it uses the same Nexidia engine. So
> presumably the licensing fee is in the $100-250 range. If so, then I don't
> think Avid would do this at such a slim margin.
I'm very afraid that this is the beginning of the end of ScriptSync. Without
ScriptSync, all we have is Script-based editing, which never really took off
until ScriptSync.
> My guess is that there is a lot of new R&D cost associated with MC5, yet they
> have held the line on price. By stripping out ScriptSync, it's a way to lower
> the internal cost and not raise the price of the product.
It was pretty strongly suggested that they want to improve on the ScriptSync
features.
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Job ter Burg
film editor - NL
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