Apple has released Final Cut Express 2.0.3, the latest update to its digital video editing software, via the Software Update preference pane. As noted by VersionTracker, this update “fixes an issue with some cameras caused by conflicts between timecode breaks and dropped frames, resulting in incomplete capture. It also improves QuickTime movie export when there is blank video in a sequence.
Read MoreApple has informed “X for Teachers” participants that they can now purchase a copy of Final Cut Express, the advanced DV editing software, for US$49 — $200 off the regular price for educators. The offer is valid between November 11 and December 27, 2003.
Read MoreApple today announced Final Cut Express, a new application based on the company’s Final Cut Pro movie editing software and optimized for the DV format. Final Cut Express includes such features as the same interface and workflow as Final Cut Pro, powerful video editing tools, hundreds of special effects and easy delivery to DVD, Web or tape. Final Cut Express requires Mac OS X 10.2 “Jaguar” and is available now for a suggested retail price of US$299.
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