Who buys mac powerbook g4 laptops near me

WHO BUYS MAC POWERBOOK G4 LAPTOPS NEAR ME FULL
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If i had a pc laptop, then i would have taken that. i spent three weeks filming and editing in Finland with only this powerbook. I will always prefer to use a pc with premiere, even though i can use either proficiently. I have a powerbook g4 here with fcp installed. The world at large doesn't use quicktime at all.

WHO BUYS MAC POWERBOOK G4 LAPTOPS NEAR ME FULL

Concerning video, macs seem full of quicktime defaults. premiere does all this really well and has done so for many versions. fcp doesn't handle mpeg2 very well at all. importing mp3's into fcp can cause huge problems. I can do it, but have had people less knowledgable phone me up so many times asking for help. As far as fcp goes, exporting is so over complicated.

WHO BUYS MAC POWERBOOK G4 LAPTOPS NEAR ME PRO

I would consider suggesting somebody could run premiere pro 2 through bootcamp and xp on one. The only mac that appears to be good value is the new basic macbook. I suggested to a pc user to stick with what he knows and save some money. Well it is obvious that a lot of people have an agenda here. If OS X has a Fisher Price look and feel, what does Winblows XP look like? McDonalds Happy Meal toy? Sounds to me like it's preference for you rather than which one is better/user friendly.Д«esides, Macs can boot XP and OSX flawlessly (almost) so. let alone the standard bundled software, iMovie, iDVD etc couldn't be easier. Have you even used OSX video editing applications? Final Cut Pro is top notch. care to point out a few specific areas where OSX lacks in comparison to XP? Perhaps you're not as familiar with it as you think you are. The only advantage to higher power machines, whether mac or pc, for video is when you need to transcode video files in as short a time as possible. I do have a powerpc g4 laptop, but it only gets used for skype because it has wifi, enabling me to talk to mates while on the toilet. Having knowledge of both, I always prefer editing on a pc. If you really need to consume another computer, then i would save money and stick to what you know works, a pc. For the price of the official harfdware, you can get an amazing pc, although this is not neccessary for video editing. OSX also has a 'fisher price' look and feel. Windows has loads of options in the operating system whereas OSX seems limited. I have used FCP on the mac extensively, when no pc has been available during an edit. I also use premiere and is is a very good piece of software.

Who buys mac powerbook g4 laptops near me