Brian Merlen
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If your projects are short form (or highly compressed) you can probably squeeze by without a rocket and occasionally rent a rocket when needed for fast turn arounds. Longform with tight deadlines is where these things excel the most. As pointed out a lot of us 32 bit NLE guys aren't even used to real time editing using native media without transcoding proxies. So that alone is a time saver in itself, the rocket is just the icing on the cake when exporting out deliverables should you opt to edit native redcode rather then proxies.
If you edit in proxies then the rocket seems more useful since you will need to create proxies with it up front to edit, relink, color, sound, and then export finals. So the rocket could help in both proxy creation and final delivery in that workflow case making it used twice as much...
Jean that thing works fine for mobile use, but thunderbolt versions are on their way out shortly
If you edit in proxies then the rocket seems more useful since you will need to create proxies with it up front to edit, relink, color, sound, and then export finals. So the rocket could help in both proxy creation and final delivery in that workflow case making it used twice as much...
Jean that thing works fine for mobile use, but thunderbolt versions are on their way out shortly
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