edius neo with mac osx

[Red Union Films]

Don't even think about parallels, or anything than runs under environments or emulations. Modern macs are just Intel based PCs, so no reason for any of the above, just do a straight install as you would any other PC.

[Red Union Films]

The best, easiest, and quickest way. Is to avoid bootcamp and install windows as you would a normal PC. At least this way you don't have to unnecessarily partition your drive, which can cause you other problems. If you like, you can install a mac os on another drive, and use the alt key on boot to select os. So if you are using a modern Macpro, just ditch bootcamp.

[GrassValley_PS]

Bootcamp is very easy to use and I recommend it for your purpose. Some people have had luck with Parallels but that did not work well for me.

[GrassValley_SL]

Bootcamp is the best way to get the most out of EDIUS and. Neo on a mac.
Many forum members run it this way.

[matthewkristof]

hi all

i own a copy of edius neo for windows and last year, used it to convert, edit and burn my old VHS files into compact disc format. i was thoroughly impressed with the edius neo software and loved the ease of use.

i have since upgraded to a mac. i have retained all my original video files, as well as the edius neo project files, on an external hard-drive. aside from bootcamp, which i'm not comfortable using, is there anyway to use edius neo on a mac? or, is there a way to open/convert the edius neo file to use on a mac?

thanks in advance for any and all help.