Hi Kevin,
For the updates I like the way Adobe CC works, I precise that I'm upset with Apple updates of the operating system.
I tried "software only" rendering weeks ago, it doesn't change much, it just crashes less, the output quality is still compromised.
Please stop saying that "software only" solves the problem. It is not true.
For the way Adobe tests its products I believe maybe it could use people less engineers and a little more involved in the industry that use those softwares to make a living.
This export/render problem is incredible and destroys any workflow and is extremely easy to notice.
I have no idea what is Adobe relationship with Apple, the impression is more competitors than collaborators.
I honestly don't care and I'll like to be kept aware by Adobe, like Avid did in the past when it is safe to update OS and software combination.
daVinci Resolve will eat away a lot of your clients if your product continue to give problems, but they might just do the same and release a version that doesn't work...
I just desire, as many other, a reliable software and it is not the case anymore.
A week ago I called Adobe support on the phone and they told me very clearly to contact Apple about the problem... and that this (CC 2014) version of the software would have the problem fixed: false
On the other hand Apple support on the phone says that it is not their problem, and that it is an Adobe issue. Thanks.
Anyways, I just tested the software with the OS10.9.4beta, it's better, BUT there are still glitches.
Even a single glitch is not what we are expecting to have.
Many of us are ready to switch to PC, but after spending big money on the new mac pro it's really hard to do.
Please tell us at this point what is the Software/OS combination that works 100% with the new Mac Pro if there is any, please also be willing to tell us if there is not such combination possible on the new Mac Pro..
That will be more useful than to tell that the problem will be fixed in the next version.
Please help us to do our work .
Thanks,
Emmanuel Albano
3motion.ca