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Will it be necessary to upgrade from Pro to Broadcast version of Edius to edit when using the Sony EX1?
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Yes, EX1 support is for EDIUS Broadcast 4.6 only. -
And, may I know when EDIUS 4.6 will be out?TingSern
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Kenneally stated before that it should be late Jan. or Feb.Comment
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Thank you.TingSern
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That's dissapointing news especially considering the expected wide adoption of this camera by non commercial users. Let's hope for a change of mind.Comment
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I wolud be surprised if many consumers will pay that amount for a camera. I would think that in a professional setting that having Edius Broadcast vs non Broadcast would not be that great an expense.Comment
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The EX1 support relies on modules that are only available with a Broadcast license. We would have had to completely revisit EDIUS module licensing to go any other way. It was the cleanest solution.Comment
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pro not for sony ex?
that is bad news. i just ordered a sony ex camera. what is the upgrade path to edius broadcast?
can anyone recommend another nle to use with the ex camera?
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I don't understand why consumers will want to buy a video camera costing nearly US$6K and then don't want to pay for upgrade of Canopus EDIUS from PRO to BROADCAST. The upgrade is not that expensive - in Singapore, it only cost me about $600 ..... if the folks is willing to splash $6K US for a video camera - what is US$400 (about there) to upgrade EDIUS then?
If you can't afford the upgrade software, then why are people considering the Sony EX1 in the first place?TingSern
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I also don't get it.
Do research is my motto.Steve
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Not at least until it's upgraded with the v4.6 codebase - which I have no indication of yet.Comment
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As an Edius 1.0 original user, how about an upgrade special for early adopters to Broadcast? Will the Broadcast version eventually replace the Pro version as newer cameras come out? Should the Pro version even be purchased by new users? Is Edius only for Pro's who can afford the upgrades? As a dreaded wedding videographer I have been paying for Edius for a long time(since 1.0) and although I like it, I am not to happy about having to plunk down more dough so I can use a EX. The functionality should be in the Pro version, it is a disappointment, and I do not agree it should just be assumed as the cost of being a Pro.
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