MacPro running Windows Premiere CS3

[danny d]

Hi Danny

So, you're happy with Vmware in terms of application speed? Did you try bootcamp?

Thanks for any advice on this issue
JohnG

I do run the vmware fusion, it is still in development, there definetly some application interface issues, and you have to lauch it with OSX Spaces a few times before it actually works. i used it a lot when I first got my mactel, becos i had many windows projects I had to complete. however of late I have found myself more and more in the mac enviroment, hardly booting windows, I have found myself working with CS3 mac and using FCS2 Studio for quick preset templates eg motion, and livetype,. I tried final cut pro on a couple short film projects. Its all the same to me, I really tried to find out which areas made it more powerful than PPro cs3, I found none. I am fairly new to both platforms interfaces so I will not be the best judge, I edited with Avid for the longest time. I the ERA of fast computers and digital filmmaking I am pressed to stick with the cheapest, most practical, upgradeable multi OS NLE around.

 

[danny d]

(3) Adobe will give you NO support on Mac Intel. They don't recognize them as stable.

no support?
Really that sucks,

I usually just rant on their forums, and stuff gets updated.

I have had zero problems on the mac with Adobe products so far, I am knocking on wood

 

[SteveCharles]

Will the plug-ins that work on the Windows version of Premiere Pro work on the Mac version as well? I know PhotoShop requires separate plug-ins for each platform.

 

[danny d]

Will the plug-ins that work on the Windows version of Premiere Pro work on the Mac version as well? I know PhotoShop requires separate plug-ins for each platform.

seperate, plugins required. The only plugins I use are Colorista and digital anarchy toon it. I am not too familiar with all the other plugins.