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How would that technically work? A film editor clearly wants to edit their recordings in Premiere or Final Cut or perform color operations. You can't do that on
by terhechte 2y ago
How would that technically work? A film editor clearly wants to edit their recordings in Premiere or Final Cut or perform color operations. You can't do that on DRM encrypted movies. This comment makes no sense as it implies that movies are recorded in one take and then the output is a DRM encrypted container that is submitted to Apple.
- busterarm 2y agoIt said in the article that use of the camera is exclusively for Vision Pro content. It's going to be in their contract. The filmmaker themselves isn't going to go and release otherwise unless they want to get fucking sued into the ground. The only way you're going to get this content served from Apple is with DRM. Where else are you going to get it from?