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is the ability to edit HDV the only difference between FCE 2.0.x and FCE HD?
thanks...

right - in other words, FCE HD is not obsolete, any more than the newest PPC Macs are obsolete. it's just that the current version doesn't run on the very latest hardware. with all the PPC Macs out there, that hardly qualifies as obsolescence.
but this is all about semantics, and i really don't care enough about the topic to pursue it any further.
thanks for the information though, Ian. it's much appreciated.
tiger

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