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Apple recently released Logic Pro and Final Cut for the iPad. It wouldn’t surprise me if that work was done in part to support those apps on the headset at rele
by criddell 3y ago
Apple recently released Logic Pro and Final Cut for the iPad. It wouldn’t surprise me if that work was done in part to support those apps on the headset at release.
It may have looked like that person in the demo was watching a movie, but maybe they were making a movie…
- charcircuit 3y agoWho will be uploading gigabytes of videos to a headset to edit movies with a heavy device on your face instead of to a workstation where you have actual monitors and don't have to keep something heavy on you. Apple already sells machines that are good and comfortable for doing those things. Doing them in VR doesn't automatically make them better.
- criddell 3y agoWho? People who record something and want to edit & post ASAP.
- charcircuit 3y agoA MacBook or ipad will be more portable if you want something you can take along wherever if you want to do that.
- criddell 3y agoIf you want a really big workspace, you are going to have to also haul your large monitors with you.
- charcircuit 3y agoIf you are doing quick edits you don't need a really big workspace. If you don't want to haul things around you probably don't want to also haul around a vision pro carrying case.
- criddell 3y ago> you don’t need To be clear, I don’t think any of this will be driven by need, especially at first. It’s going to be something people want to use. If the virtual screens are just barely usable, they are going to sell a bunch of these things to people who want to work on virtual screens. I can’t seem myself ever doing it, but I know there’s some demand for it.
- spectre3d 3y agoI think video editing would be done by having it connected wirelessly to your Mac with its storage and apps, and to use this as your display and input device.