Re: Re: Open Movie Editor

Bob,

We're giving it a good try and have had some huge studios take some big 
chances on us.  We just found out that Tippet has finally canned all of their 
old Sierra Design DDR's in the editorial dept.  It's pretty cool to see 3 
RaveHD systems sitting in their place.  Blue Sky is in production with Ice 
Age 2 and we are working with a customer on a big movie to hit next year.  So 
all in all, I think if the product is solid and does meet the specific needs 
than anyone can develop a product that can be used professionally, as long as 
you can get the support from those who need it. Like Graphics Magick, (which 
we push every chance we can. Great product, we like it when we can tie things 
together)  it's important to do things right if you want to get the attention 
of the professionals you want to use them.

The new RaveHD 2.0 code brings in a whole new twist for DI work.  We do have 
several customers helping with the features for this workflow and we are 
putting in a few new features for Digital screening work in addition to the 
on-set workflow features slated fro February.  Lots on the plate...

Hope to see you all in February.

Cheers,
Ramona


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Ramona Howard

SpectSoft, LLC
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