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Great point Roland. I also see a lot of people in that forum asking for realtime performance. I don't think that's going to happen, and if it does, it would be at the expense of customizability and flexibility. I don't need another Apple Motion. The hardware gap among users is too difficult to bridge to make any promise of realtime performance, because it's so hardware-dependent. I worry in order to fulfill a promise of "more speed" there would be lots of compromises, discarded effects and features a la the FCP X debacle. Maybe Adobe needs to make a stripped down "realtime AE" application that is separate from the AE core. It could be like "AE Live" for realtime video processing and effects, entirely GPU / OpenCL dependent. That would certainly eat into Motion's market share. Todd if you need a project leader let me know.
-TG On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 1:57 PM, Roland Kahlenberg (RoRK) <aemaillist@broadcastgems.com> wrote: I'm wondering if those that want more speed at the expense of everything else are familiar with Blinn's Law. _____________________________ VFX & Motion Graphic Artist teddygage dot com |
