It's also the one that's free. Which, at least to me, means that users really ought to give them a serious break when it comes to changing things that only a very few seem to find fault with. It also means that's one very major reason why it's as popular as it is. I think people here and elsewhere really should be thankful for the fact that it even exists, when in a "normal" business world there's no reason it should.
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It's also the one that's free. Which, at least to me, means that users really ought to give them a serious break when it comes to changing things that only a very few seem to find fault with. It also means that's one very major reason why it's as popular as it is. I think people here and elsewhere really should be thankful for the fact that it even exists, when in a "normal" business world there's no reason it should.
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I understand where you're coming from about free software and all but the funky scope behavior also existed in the $995 and $24,995 versions as well as the paid version of UltraScope (and still does in FCPX, as far as I know).
In addition, although only a few people seemed to find fault with that behavior, the change benefits everyone and I think you'd be hard-pressed to find many (if any) people who would've preferred it to stay the way it was.
It may may seem like I was making an unreasonable request but Blackmagic Design ultimately agreed with me and eventually made the change. Either I'm more persuasive than I realize or it was less trivial than some may think...even for free software.