On 10 Mar, 2011, at 1:25 AM, Job ter Burg (L2B) wrote:
> You probably mean that script based editing is still available there. ScriptSync (the actual speech analysis software that automatically sets keyframes at the dialogue lines in the script) is the part of script based editing that is now optional.
So is PhraseFind more or less the Avid version of AV3's "get" app?
If so, and since the AV3 product is available as a "full license" and as 30/60/90 day rental, might that be something Avid is looking at? It's a little unclear (mainly because I haven't read the fine print) as to whether or not Avid would spank folks for yet another $495 at the next major MC upgrade point.
Shorter: Is Avid charging for a "product" or a "license to a product"?
http://www.getphonetic.com/Product_Information.htm
-jimmy
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