Upgrades?

[GaryTheHat]

Hi, Any news/developments of any upgrades or new features for Cross as there are been nowt since July last year.

Cheers G

[DJ Vintage]

Generally speaking ... the longer it's been ... the sooner it will be :-D

That said, I have no clue. LOL

[daniel clark]

Generally speaking ... the longer it's been ... the sooner it will be :-D

That said, I have no clue. LOL

like that ,,
all expecting a new release and hopefully a beta before ,, its was said it in the pipe line ,,no time frame

[djdpuk]

I think MIxvibes have moved on to their Apps and forgotten about the loyal customers who bought Cross off them!!!

[RoJeC]

Good thing about the apps is that it generates more win/mac users...

The next version has to many changes to make it a quick release. Several long time users have had the opportunity to provide feedback on alpha versions. It's up to the devteam to translate this into a next phase.

[djdpuk]

Good thing about the apps is that it generates more win/mac users...

The next version has to many changes to make it a quick release. Several long time users have had the opportunity to provide feedback on alpha versions. It's up to the devteam to translate this into a next phase.

Thanks for the reply.. Do you know if they are planning to upgrade the video mixing to 4 decks in the new version?

[RoJeC]

It's up to MixVibes to communicate on changes. Only after beta testing is decided which features are to be included.

[Teo Mars]

Good thing about the apps is that it generates more win/mac users...

The next version has to many changes to make it a quick release. Several long time users have had the opportunity to provide feedback on alpha versions. It's up to the devteam to translate this into a next phase.

Thanks for the reply.. Do you know if they are planning to upgrade the video mixing to 4 decks in the new version?

Why do you need that? Can't imagine that it is possible because it is to heavy to run on a notebook. Even a high end one will have trouble whit 4 video's at ones.

[RoJeC]

Teo is in the right direction, but not fully. The current Cross can run upto 10 videos + a text/image layer. So using 'only' 4 is doable.

However the higher the vid res/size the more CPU and Mem you need. Cross vid runs 64bit so best there is (consumer/business hardware).

Each increasing size has appx 3-4 times more pixels. Also framerate increases, so the CPU power is usually the bottleneck(and/or GPU).

Also you shouldn't underestimate the skills needed to master 4 videos. Using samples that are synced by the software is a big step away from live 4 channel video mixing.

[GaryTheHat]

Hopefully something soon then, they have made such big strides to the other software, IMHO it's better. Thats what made Cross so good the continual tweaks and updates.