So now, finally, to my question: Does that "LAUNCH UI" link open up the native Boris UI for ALL the Continuum Complete filters and features, like the Avid FX user interface?
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Upon reviewing the video tutoral for Title Studio you linked me to, I noticed something that piqued my interest in BCC: When choosing the UI to use for constructing his titles, the narrator chose "FX BROWSER." A little bit above that was a link to "LAUNCH UI," which a bit later in the tutorial took the narrator to what appeared to be the native Boris UI, similar to what I preferred when using Avid FX in Xpress Pro HD. For that reason, I have shied away from BCC. While using Xpress Pro HD, I actually liked working in the native Avid FX/Boris RED UI, which I found to be more open and easier to navigate. My hesitation with BCC has always been that I didn't like the BCC window within the Avid user interface. Regarding the Continuum Complete + Mocha bundle: It is an intriguing option for about the same price as Final Effects Complete AVX 7. Indeed, it would gloriously serve my titling needs for only 148 bucks. Were they hiding it on purpose? Hmm.!) I clicked the link straight away and found copious information about it. (Yes, I checked the previous pages and it wasn't there. In response to your link, by doing a bunch more link clicking, I saw one link to Title Studio where it had not existed on previous Boris pages. Regarding Title Studio: Before writing my Forum question, I looked diligently for any mention of a titling component on the Boris website and didn't see Title Studio. But alas, as previously indicated, there is no mention in the description here of title creation (just the ability to apply filters to titles - titles created in Avid? - presumably), so it appears to be of limited service for 900 bucks. Your recommendations have raised a follow-up question, and you appear knowledgeable about this subject, so I hope you won't mind my posing it.įirst, to close the loop on the Final Effects Complete question: Avid appears to be selling it here. Many thanks for your responses to my questions. MC 2021.9, HP Z2 G5 Mini Workstation, 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7 8-Core (10th Gen), 32GB of 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM, NVIDIA Quadro T1000 (4GB GDDR6) I am eager to find a competent replacement for Avid FX/RED (that can do title rolls) that won't break the bank. What are other Media Composer users using as a replacement for Avid FX/Boris RED?.Most importantly: Do the titling capabilities of Media Composer Production Pack include title rolls?.How extensive are the features in the Media Composer Production Pack?.Does Final Effects Complete AVX 7 include titling capabilities (beyond what MC itself offers)?.Finally, the individual components from NewBlueFX, taken together, would suggest something equivalent to Avid FX/Boris RED, but the cost is pretty steep. At 700 bucks, the Avid Media Composer Production Pack has titling capabilities, but the features description suggests limitations in other respects. I see ads for Final Effects Complete AVX 7 (apparently a BorisFX product), Avid Media Composer Production Pack (ostensibly a collection of abbreviated NewBlueFX products), and sundry individual effects & titling components from NewBlueFX.Īt 900 bucks, Final Effects Complete AVX 7 would appear to be most complete, except that there is no mention of titling capabilities in the features description. So now I'm wondering what Media Composer users are using in place of RED. Much to my surprise, Boris is no longer selling RED, and I'm not eager to pay the high yearly subscription rates for Boris's specialized applications (which don't appear to include titling capabilities!). In fact, I did things with RED that I'm sure exceeded anything its creators intended it to do. With Xpress Pro HD I used Avid FX (Boris RED 4.3) for titling, compositing, rotoscoping, and pretty much everything else RED had to offer.
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I have been editing on Xpress Pro HD since 2007, and just 2 weeks ago upgraded my hardware and software to Media Composer.
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