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Final Cut Pro on the new MacBook Pro

Miguel_Sanchez · 2006-04-13 12:16:09

I've heard people saying that because of the Intel chip in the MacBook Pro some programs don't run as well as they should or have to be emulated. Does anyone know if Final Cut Pro HD has any difficulty on this front?

13-04-2006 1:16pm

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Miguel_Sanchez

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I've heard people saying that because of the Intel chip in the MacBook Pro some programs don't run as well as they should or have to be emulated.

Does anyone know if Final Cut Pro HD has any difficulty on this front?

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#2 14-04-2006 4:14pm

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They will be emulated automatically by the program Apple has built into the system already called "Rosetta" but because it emulates it it runs slower than it should.

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#3 15-04-2006 5:01pm

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new 5.1 is macbook compatible.
and runs like a dream apparantly.
google it instead of asking round here..
we're all poor.

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#4 15-04-2006 5:32pm

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Speak for yourself

John

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