Yes. And some news stations used vegas pro. Not sure what the point is. Media Composer dominates its niche. You keep trying to steer away from that. You're failing to address that while manufacturing a more favorable scenario for yourself.noiseboyuk wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 10:45 amAll I know is in TV Premiere Pro is now very common. And a quick search online shows it's not uncommon in features too (just noticed Everything Everywhere was Premiere).Trensharo wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 9:01 pmLol. No. Media Composer is basically Video Editing Photoshop. Again, Premiere Pro predominates in market segments Avid literally ignores. Where Media Composer is predominant, its stranglehold is even stronger than Pro Tools in studios because no other competitors are competitive with them in multiple niches.
Have you ever used Adobe's collaboration services and compared with Avid's, or had to deal with how fragile premiere pro becomes with feature film-level projects?
Media Composer is the most stable video editor i have ever seem. It's practically an enterprise software application. Premiere Pro is anything but.
On one show I worked on the director estimated they halved their edit time in Premiere for season two (Season One was on Avid).
I don't use either, no skin in the game, just reporting what I hear and see.
I didn't say other solutions were not used. I said Avid dominates the niche it targets, by a very large margin.
People here tend to fall into the trap of thinking a product is failing [or waning] simply because they (and people like them) do not use it. There is also a strong sentiment of rooting for the underdog, particularly when the leaders are offering higher cost products, and moves to a subscription system triggers people. However, sometimes the company developing the product simply does not care about you. You may not be their target market.
Companies like Adobe and Avid are able to survive largely because they are able to identify their target points and hit them; not simply caving because a ton of people who won't even buy their product are complaining on the internet about their marketing strategies. Your posts are a brilliant example of that.
"No skin in the game," but lets perpetuate hearsay on the internet!