CinematicStudio

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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Thank you!
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Thanks for the kind words! About comparison to Animoto - I don't even know where to start. Just think about the fact that it doesn't even have several video layers. It's so simplistic that you can't do anything non-trivi
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Thanks for sharing! To give you a bit of background -- I'm not trying to compete with Resolve. I'm not targeting experts, but instead targeting beginners and intermediate people when it comes to video editing. And I do offer quite
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Side note: even apple is thinking about it ( https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/24/final-cut-pro-subscription/ ) Curious, are you actually making money from video editing? Would you not pay if an app cuts down yo
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Seems someone thought I was lying. Here's the article: https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/24/final-cut-pro-subscription/
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Thanks :) My thoughts exactly :D
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
As far as I know, they don't. But I think I read something a while back that they're actually thinking about doing that.
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
It all started with me trying to bring into the spotlight my then photo viewer app. I created a way to animate between the photos in an album. People started to react positively to that (duh!). So I improved on the animations. Added more wa
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Show HN: I Made a Final Cut for Windows(cinematicstudio.app)
20 points by CinematicStudio 5y ago|14 comments
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
So, the idea is really cool. I do get what it does, and I played with it for a bit. It is not very intuitive though. What I suggest is, for each cell, allow creating an "arrow" on the left, or on the right. Then, for each arrow, b
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Seems like someone is training some AI, and dumping videos in the process. It may be the way to track progress (like, as he develops his app, videos should get better), maybe to attract investors?
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I can tell you from my experience as a freelance, about more than 15 years ago. I actually did something even cooler: 3 day-weeks (12h/day) -- which is higher than 4d work week. It was beyond awesome! Unfortunately, it didn't last
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Ouch, that sucks big time. Probably the only thing you can do is to have your boss at least buy (or ask for donations for) SSDs. That would speed up compilations quite a bit. More RAM could help, but since they're so old, not sure how
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
UWP (Universal Windows Platform). Or namely, the subsystem called WinRT (Windows Runtime_crap). It's been developed in a vacuum, with no feedback from developers. This bullshit could have bankrupted Microsoft, had it not had so much mo
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
^ Priceless.
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Cryptocurrency company Blockfi accidentally sends users millions in Bitcoin(independent.co.uk)
2 points by CinematicStudio 5y ago|1 comments
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
How's this any different than: hey, I printed my own cool banknotes, and guess what, there's a limited supply? Common, buy some! P.S. Those who invest in crypto will always find a way to rationalize the fact that it simply has no
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
As someone who's had dark mode turned on only a few months ago, after being in "normal" mode for 20+ years, I can tell you this: there will come a time when the "whiteness" does mess with you. Since I work probably
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
Stop looking at it. Put it on silent, and don't check it. It sounds too simple to be true, but it actually is. Only the first 2-3 days are a pain, after that, it will get easier and easier.
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
As someone who's about to implement this myself (for a long time, while in beta, I allowed users to skip typing their email), I can tell you this: some of the feedback you will get will be much more polite if people know you can reply
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
One, at this time - https://cinematicstudio.app When I used to also work as a contractor, I usually juggled 6-7 at a time. Not that funny, but it was a must.
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
C# / UWP / Visual Studio 2019 + Resharper - Compile time sucks big time (that's related to WinRT/UWP). - I really need it to be 64bit, to handle large projects. Apparently, it will happen on Visual Studio 2022, which is
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I'd go with C# + Uno ( https://platform.uno/ ). Disclaimer: I haven't used Uno before, but from their presentations and what i've seen online, they are top-notch. I plan to test them in the mid-term future.
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I'm building https://cinematicstudio.app - a video editor focused on speed + simplicity. It's been an insane few years, and hopefully I'll manage to launch it in 1 month :D
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
^ agreed 100%
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
There's no single goto place. I bought mine from comodo, which is now sectigo.com Indeed, an OV is sufficient, Sectigo is pretty fast at this -- you will need proof of business (phone number + proof to see that the business is still ru
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I've always hated big companies, because of the red tape/politics. I've slowly gravitated to freelancing/working from home, and I've been doing it (WFH) since roughly 2003. I've lately had a client almost for 1
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I would suggest you simply find another place to work. By reading your post, I don't think you'll really be satisfied here -- I think this will be a recurring theme, and will slowly drain you out. Most managers seem to not get thi
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
You don't necessarily need a niche. I think all you need is, when looking for projects, to make sure you partially know the business domain (so you don't jump into something completely new, which is very risky). Do use common sens
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by CinematicStudio 5y ago
I used an ergonomic keyboard, unfortunately it's not on the market anymore (I should have bought several :)). Anyway, after using that for I think 5 years, I was very conscious when typing (on a laptop). The thing is for the hands to

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