Isadora and win a love story at the end?
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@Mark News of today is that Apple is going to stop support for win of QuickTime. Also two critical security bugs affect current versione. So if I got win and also Isadora, what I have to expect for the future? I'm a bit scared.
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That's a very good question...
Apple, in their decision to stop supporting Quicktime in Windows, have dumped on pro video users in a big way. With this security bug I should uninstall QT on my Windows machines, but if I do that, how am I going to edit ProRes files from my BM camera, for example?
In some ways, a very canny move from Apple to force pro video people like myself to switch platforms...
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I've also just seen this news and am considering our options. Certainly, removing QuickTime from Isadora entirely is a possibility, as the code to play Windows files natively is still valid. But then no playback of Apple Pro Res and any other .mov format. That's a pretty serious limitation that we have to think about.
But for the moment, I would say if you wish to continue using Isadora – as well as other softwares (many) that rely on it – you'll have to keep QuickTime installed.Best Wishes,Mark -
Dear All,
Please read the following about the security alerts.http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/2663/quicktime-for-windows-security-alerts-and-what-they-mean#latestBest,Mark -
Thanks for the quick answer...this show how much you love your software and all US indeed
