Hi David,
1. The Universal Mastering option requires Nitris DX, or maybe it now also works with DNxIO and DNxIQ. But: only in Digital Cut, playing out in RT.
2. It's not a subscription, but a one-time outright purchase. For the last few years, it was just that, no upgrade fees when you upgrade MC. Can't predict the future decisions of Avid.
I actually like the source-based color correction for offline, as it allows you to grade one instance of shot, where all other instances of that clip or subclip follow automatically — if you want, that is. That's basically the only advantage you get when you're not using the specific hardware.
Not sure why the $99 deal disappeared from the site, but I'd definitely ping them directly.
Job
> On 9 aug. 2017, at 16:17, David Dodson <davaldod@gmail.com> wrote:
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> As an offline guy, I don't often think about Symphony, but here and there I've been nudged into "finishing" something, usually as a favor. So the $99 promo caught my eye. But I have two questions…
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> 1. With Symphony, do frame rate conversions still require Nitris hardware, or can Symphony do it purely out of the software?
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> 2. What are the subscription terms of this $99 deal? Is it $99 now, $750 on the next renewal?
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> D
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Posted by: "Job ter Burg (L2B)" <Job_L2@terburg.com>
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