Thursday, March 30, 2006

Whither LiveType?

Apple released the Universal Binary version of Final Cut Studio today, upping the version number to 5.1.

Of interest to a few, it appears as though LiveType did not survive the translation to Intel. Can't find any statement regarding whether or not it is permanently decommissioned, but I'll update the post if anything surfaces anytime soon.

Have never been a heavy user of LiveType, but I do appreciate its results, and it's quite fun to play with.

Update: As near as I can figure out, LiveType has been moved to be an element of Final Cut Express HD and jettisoned from Final Cut Studio. So, I think there still is hope for its continued existence when FC Express is updated.

Sunday, March 26, 2006

I'm not a regular reader of Scoble. Not a very good blogger in my opinion, and now, more than ever, turned into a kind of mini-Ballmer, a corporate shill striking out at the world because he can't process teh suckiness that was Microsoft's week. link

Hell, some of my best friends use Windows, and I wouldn't wish his biley blog on anybody!

Sunday, March 19, 2006

The lonesome shift of the Unrepentant Cabbie


Apple Video Quality in Focus

Link



Video Quality Comparison

Link Poor Windows Media, lagging behind. Oh, and don't forget Real sucks anyway.



Selected Work of John Fillwalk

Link I would prefer it if it were called the secret work of john filwalk but we'll take what we can get



MIDI NES cartridge

Link A cartridge that harnesses the power of the original NES's sound chip for user control. Daniel Murphy has wet himself with joy.



Faking UFO photographs

Link This might even beat knitting as a hobby. Is the exact opposite of the next link:



Fake Model Photography

Link Here, you're trying to take something real and make it look fake.




Final Cut Pro Power Tip: Creating a Compressor Droplet

Link It's by Larry Jordan, I think the one I took a Final Cut class from a couple of years ago.

Friday, March 10, 2006

"Beyond that, the Google Video Store looks like it was designed by a hemorrhaging five-year-old with a predilection for the small box of crayons and bad code."

link at the Register

On other topics, I'm working on getting a wordpress blog going at my main url as the ability to sort by topic is worth the effort.