005: Apple Burns the Past: Final Cut Pro X Introduction (ft. Brad Olsen)

If Apple burned down your house, and built you an epic mansion with tons of cool stuff, that'd be pretty cool, right? Wait, no… YOU BURNED DOWN MY HOUSE?! In a nutshell, that's how many passionate, invested Final Cut Pro users felt when Apple rewrote the program for version 10.0, and killed support for version 7.0. Despite new innovations in the software update, many users felt betrayed or abandoned when Apple initiated this harsh transition. Today, on the 10th anniversary, we'll talk about the Final Cut Pro X launch: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Oh yeah… the drama brewed so much that a documentary was made about it (link below)!Subscribe today so you don't miss a new episode! New episodes come out every other Monday morning (6:00 AM CT) so your Monday can be a funday!Special thanks to our friends at Linode for making this podcast possible! If you need cloud computing solutions, then you need Linode. Grab your $100 in free credit at https://linode.com/computerclan - If it runs on Linux, it runs on Linode!4:29 - Final Cut Backstory15:56 - NAB 2011 Buildup20:57 - Final Cut Pro X Announcement24:06 - Final Cut Pro X Interface & Features42:16 - Final Cut Pro X Live Demo45:49 - Final Cut Pro X Release and Price51:11 - Event Aftermath54:26 - Brad Olsen's First Experience with Final Cut Pro X56:53 - Final Cut Pro X Missing Features1:01:40 - Final Cut Pro X Weird Bits & Glitches1:10:58 - Other Final Cut Pro X Tidbits and the Future1:17:01 - ConclusionBrad's Amazing Off the Tracks Documentary: https://offthetracksmovie.comBrad's YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/offthetracksmovieFinal Cut Pro X at SuperMeet: https://youtu.be/qOGWxd8c4NgFinal Cut Pro Screenshots: http://bit.ly/clan35Cc82jPurchases via our sponsor and affiliate links help support the Computer Clan YouTube channel and this podcast. Thank you.Episode Transcription: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/AppleKeynoteChronicles-005.pdf

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