| Okay - I've downloaded it and this is interesting:
Motion Effects and Final Cut Pro The biggest change is that all FxPlugs will now run either directly in Motion, or as part of a Motion Effect running inside of Final Cut Pro.
I get that the FxPlug plugins need to be compiled to be 64bit, but are they backwards compatible? Or will I need to build different versions for different customers? And If I install the 2.0 SDK, will I be hosing myself for supporting FCS3?
Anyone?
Patrick
On Jun 21, 2011, at 5:19 PM, Jon Chappell wrote: The SDK is now on the Mac Dev Center. Just click on View All Downloads towards the bottom of the main page, then click Developer Tools on the right-hand side. You may need to be in the paid Mac Developer program to be able to see it.
Regards,
Jon Chappell.
CEO, Digital Rebellion LLC.
http://www.digitalrebellion.com
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 5:10 PM, Paul Miller <email@hidden> wrote:
On 6/21/2011 5:57 PM, Pierre Jasmin wrote:
Apple director of marketing for Video has himself made that point
numerous times, what other case would need to be done?
"Townhill suggests that one of the reasons Final Cut Pro has become
successful is its open architecture. “We have a thriving network
of over 100 different developers that are building tools and
applications, which allow Final Cut to get plugged in to various
environments and work seamlessly in those environments.""
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