Frage von ShakyMUC:
Hello Forum,
I have installed recently APP2, and thank God APP1.5 not yet taken off. Because:
With APP1.5 rendering (in the WMV format) with takes exactly the same output (parameters. Vpr accepted) and exactly the same Project (duplicated and then opened with APP2) is just half the time as it takes APP2 ( of course) on the same calculator.
I would be grateful for tips on how to correct or whether this is because Adobe intends to rectify something. Because I do quite often quick previews for the WEB (= WMV), and when exporting to MPEG2 (DVD) looks the same. And as far as I know it's going all the way - right??
Regards
Ralph
Antwort von mkrawietz:
The improvements are just the .. version 2:))
Antwort von Schleichmichel:
Software is designed so that the necessity arises, need new hardware (and the other way round ... HD;). It's been around since the 80's common practice in the computer field.
So, how then a C64, Amiga or Atari of the software was used, it should now time to take a program a calculator to complete.
A programmer has told me once that most software is put together with very general engines and other components. This would create such a redundancy s.Daten and processes and such inefficiency Programs that require more computing power. If the development synonymous cheaper.
Antwort von mkrawietz:
Does that mean in plain language, for EXACTLY the same task APP2 may need to APP1.5 exactly the same machine (and this is no longer C64), more than twice as long?
Antwort von Schleichmichel:
Probably looks like.
There are (soweitichweiss) no law against it, and buy all seems so well-behaved.
Antwort von ShakyMUC:
Well, probably from the false () Adoption found that PROGRESS versions synonymous bring real progress :-(
(which is certainly true in some things - but not, unfortunately, one of my main requirements)
Antwort von Nightfly!:
Moin!
The complex features and possibilities for the integration into A ". Studio" of APP2 call your toll. More functionality, stability and "beautiful" look just calls for more performance footprint.
Nighfly!
