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【チャンネル名 Matthew O’Brien】
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A 20 minute 4k video in 15ish minutes? Yeah, going for 2TB ssd would have been a good call—I did—but I think you’d probably have been better off going for the Max chip even before that. I output 4k hour long, multicam (1 h.265, 1 h.264, 2 separate audio tracks) to h.265 4k with grading and transitions on a weekly basis. OMG! 12 minutes!
I knew I wanted the 2 encoders for sure! Worth it for me. Very, very happy!
Why does someone who doesn’t like stuff hanging off the laptop need lots of ports?
Had to smile at the face value irony of: “I’m so glad this has ports
Also Matthew: “I don’t want anything plugged in” 😅 I know what you mean though.
Was that an iphone with the app icons ? How did you manage to do that ?
Excellent review!! I got the 14″ as well and could not be happier! I had no idea about that sidecar feature which is amazing. I’m going to try that now 😉 Thanks for the info and sharing your real world work horse perspective! All the best, Jay
Great review as always! I agree with having a bigger SSD. I like to have FCP copy all my media into the internal library because I am forever deleting media with Finder not remembering it was being used by FCP. And that’s the point. FCP libraries grow _Like Magic!_ I have a 512G SSD in my M1 MacBook and am constantly deleting generated clips of projects I’m not currently working on. Then when I go back to other projects the clips have to be regenerated. Also, I always work with a library on my MacBook instead of on the plethora of external drives because one of those externals is my Time Machine so I know my projects are always backed up. Thanks for this review.
Well, a 2013 computer is 9 years old. Even Apple’s hardware improves over that length of time. 😉 I’m rocking a 2020 i9 iMac and am trying to decide if buying a 16″ Max is worth it.
Apple does have an oil resistant coating, it’s on the glass surface of the iPad. oileophobic coating
Matthew, really enjoy your channel and your demeanor. Keep up the good work.
I love my 14” M1 Pro MacBook. Base model flies through H.265 4K.
Matthew, congrats on the continued growth. I’ve told you before how much I love your channel and your tips, but one I haven’t seen and I can’t seem to find a short cut for is when working in the timeline, say I want to go next clip or back a clip but have that actually select it (e.g. if you are re framing for a letterbox effect) not just have the cursor move with the up and down arrows. I am so sick of having to click on the clip, I wish the up and down arrows would just select the next clip for me. Have I missed something??
Great vid!
Hi Matthew. Thanks for the video. Can I just check? Did you say you got the base, 8 core model with the 1TB drive and 16GB of RAM? Does it get crazy hot with the fans going full tilt when you’re video editing? I see a lot of videos where they’re stress testing the things, but am really interested in your real world pro experience.
How you connect you phone to mac when editing on final cut pro you can’t do on the old mac?
i had the same experience coming from a mid 2012 15inch to my 2021 Max 16 inch, after 9 years !
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thank me later. haha
This is the exact video I’ve been needing to see!
I’m so glad you mentioned using the internal HD. I have been doing just that for the last month and a half on my base M1 Macbook Pro (2020). Why get the M1 if you’re still a slave to the external SSD. Because of that and proper file management, I feel like I don’t even need to upgrade to the M1 Pro or Max(for now). Thanks for all your channel has helped me out!
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2015 MBP15 32GB w/Radeon gpu…it worked but render times in 4k and 3D were a drag.
Super happy with MBP16 Max/64GB Life is so much better for what I do. SO MUCH BETTER.
The sound…yes. In the right seat, it generates spatial audio…witchcraft!
16 inches is still too small for my serious work but I sidecar and my external monitors have taken care of all my needs.
FCP is crazy fast. I have to use premiere and after effects for teaching and even those are way faster than they were on any machine I’ve used.
External drives are a daily requirement for me so unfortunately I am stuck with that(worse that I have to use expat to go between windows and macs…stupid schools)