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When people say that the often mean Final Cut Pro or one of the other mac OS specific pieces of software. FCP is popular for a reason. But if you don't want to
by retrac 5y ago
When people say that the often mean Final Cut Pro or one of the other mac OS specific pieces of software. FCP is popular for a reason. But if you don't want to run that, there's no particularly compelling advantage over Windows these days. I do find Macs have fewer rough edges with a video workflow, I think due to most software heavily relying on the OS APIs so things are more uniform. But you'll spend 90% of your time in your video editor which probably has an identical UI under both OSes.
- labrador 5y agoThat's kind of what I thought. The idea that Mac was best for digital creatives was popular 20 years ago, but I figured that things have changed. Based on the other comment, I probably should setup up a Windows 10 dual boot. I like Windows 11 because I like to keep up with what Microsoft is doing, but video editor makers have some work to do.