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Hi Elie;
I've been using Speed Razor for a few years. It's ... okay, but it has it's own quirks to worry about. Try not to use Razor for sequential files (TGA's), for example.
Razor's okay, but it doesn't have a very convenient filing system, and transitions and effects are quirky, as well. Razor also only has one bin for your media, and after copying a couple of clips on your timeline (which show up as new items in your bin), it gets pretty confusing. I don't like it very much, but for now I have to use it.
I had a TON of problems using Razor on a Digisuite LE, so I don't know what you should expect from an RT2000. I'm using it currently on a full Digisuite, but soon we're switching to Discreet Edit.
And this is kind of funny: When requesting information from the retailer, one of the things he said was that "Speed Razor isn't popular anymore". I've been saying that for years!
[This message has been edited by Serengeti (edited 02 April 2000).]
I've been using Speed Razor for a few years. It's ... okay, but it has it's own quirks to worry about. Try not to use Razor for sequential files (TGA's), for example.
Razor's okay, but it doesn't have a very convenient filing system, and transitions and effects are quirky, as well. Razor also only has one bin for your media, and after copying a couple of clips on your timeline (which show up as new items in your bin), it gets pretty confusing. I don't like it very much, but for now I have to use it.
I had a TON of problems using Razor on a Digisuite LE, so I don't know what you should expect from an RT2000. I'm using it currently on a full Digisuite, but soon we're switching to Discreet Edit.
And this is kind of funny: When requesting information from the retailer, one of the things he said was that "Speed Razor isn't popular anymore". I've been saying that for years!
[This message has been edited by Serengeti (edited 02 April 2000).]
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