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April 19th, 2006, 07:05 AM
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Aperture is very high end. very few macs can run it successfully, and smoothly. don't be too putt off that it won't work. you would need a £2000 computer, pretty much, to get that running.
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#10
April 19th, 2006, 02:09 PM
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Way do you thing that Apple calls those apps there "PRO" Apps. Apple means for them to be used most likely on a Power Mac, But in this case "Pro" Lines of there new Mac hardware. So to the guy that started this post. Don't buy into the "Pro" line of things from Apple be it Hardware or Software. I say if want to run it then by all means do so. I run the last Ver of both Aperture and Final cut pro all the time on my Apple non-Spec G4 Dual 450 Mhz G4 Power Mac. Guess what they work just fine on my mac. All that I had to do to get both Apps to work right was upgade my video card. So I say if you can get a test ;-) copy of the software some where and it will work. Then by all meens if you have the cash go get a copy for your self.
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April 19th, 2006, 09:28 PM
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"I run the last Ver of both Aperture and Final cut pro all the time on my Apple non-Spec G4 Dual 450 Mhz G4 Power Mac. Guess what they work just fine on my mac" the latest versions? how did you get past the specs check in the installer? that's what's holding me back, they won't install becasue the installer says my system doesn't meet the minimum specs. I found and older version of aperture which would work if I put a gig of ram in and a newer version of osx... that's doable I guess, but final cut wants a whole list of stuff including g4/g5 1.xghz processor... not a g3... am I missing a version difference? is there a non pro version? what are the differences? I google "final cut -pro" and get nothing but pro articles mislabeled. I'm open to suggestions if there are other apps like these 2 that Will run on my g3 350mhz basically I've always been told mac's do media better then any pc, and I've seen it on a g4 and it's damn slick... I just want to accomplish this, what will it take to edit pictures and video on this g3 because I have no slouch of a pc and editing video blows |
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April 20th, 2006, 05:17 AM
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Final Cut has always been called 'pro'. look for final cut pro 3, or final cut express, which is final cut 3 -pro.
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