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True. I got mine free when I bought Resolve Studio 17. It's is quite handy and designed for the CUT page (though some of it works on the edit page)

It has some design flaws. No on/off for either...

Apple use Arm based CPU's in all their iPhones and iPads. All they are doing is bringing the Macs in line with the rest of the eco-structure. This enables them to harmonise a lot of the code and OS...

I agree with the general sentiments that JB should not be banned. I was discussing in the deleted diversity thread and disagreed with a lot of what JB was saying, I also found some of his posts...

how can you be so stupid? It is obvious the Zaxcom one is novel and patentalble it is in a dark non-reflective colour... the Mr Mocrophone one above is in a reflective silver/chrome so not the same...

I can't see that worrying Rode.

From my non scientific poll of mac users most under 50 seem to accept the subscription model. Indeed many of the younger users have no idea some of their software wasn't subscription in the past. ...

[/QUOTE]OTOH, considering how crowded the UHF bands are these days, it's probably pretty smart to have a 2.4GHz system on hand if you can't find clear frequencies for your G3s.[/QUOTE]
I was going...

This reminded me of a discussion a few years ago when some one made a comment that you "needed" a particular feature if you were in any way serious about what you were doing. The response was that...

I was in the same position. I started with FCPX not long after it came out and found it intuitive and easy to use. If FCPX was available on the PC I would still be using it today. It's not perfect...

The Zaxcom patent is irrelevant. They are 2.4ghz so you can operate them "anywhere", internationally and license free unlike UHF systems. That the range is not great is usually unimportant for...

That appears to do exactly what the Zaxcom patent talks about? (plus a lot more) That will be interesting.
Even though they are aimed at a different market to the Zaxcom: Zaxcom will have to...

All they have to do is sell in the US a version with crippled firmware.
It's not their fault if people get hold of the global firmware and (illegally?) instal that and convert the device to the...

The Zaxcom patent is only valid in the USA. I doubt it would hold water anywhere outside the USA especially as there are multiple manufacturers already doing it and AFAIK Zaxcom has not tried to...

So why didn't they use an iPhone 11 like very other vlogger..... :-)

OTOH a generation ago it was a LOT worse...

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I don't but they were quoted (both of them) several times back up this thread.

True. Actuality I don't think any country has the gold to cover all their currency in circulation. The difference is the US Government/US Federal reserve(?) will back the US Dollar. Just like the...

Gold is real and tangible.
Paper currencies are backed by banks/governments/countries

Bitcoin isn't. It can disappear at any time and you have no recourse. There have been cases of people...

Don't feel guilty. It is a topic worthy of discussion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_21st_century says there are around 36 to 48 MILLION slaves in 2021!!



IT is worth...

Yet that is demonstrably not true. I seem to recall two part numbers and US Web sites having one part number and everywhere else having a different one.

Modern Slavery is still, illegally, practiced. Those enslaved can be any race/colour. It is not just in dictatorships (either left or right leaning) but many other countries. There have been several...

Sadly very true.

Yes Modern Slavery exists. It is (illegally) in many countries. Even in so called developed countries.

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And for fun the bemittened Bernie Sanders shot:

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Of course you have the "Cold? It's -45" then again a grumpy looking old man in that pose on his own can...

A hard floor is the same no matter where it is. It the parking garage was as warm, dry, and had no drafts though it, from personal experience, I can't see it matters where they are. I doubt they...