Therefore we have decided to make them available at no charge. But we don’t want our popular tools to go unused if they are still useful to people. “Because we are so busy with these new projects we cannot provide the same level of support for our plug-ins that we used to, therefore we can’t in good conscience charge money for them. What does this mean?īecause of the Plates’ relocation to Adobe, they decided to offer their Automatic Duck products free of charge, since they would no longer be able to offer the same quality of customer support. Wes Plate joined the Adobe Product Marketing team while Harry Plate will be working with the technology integration.Ĭould this be part of Adobe’s master plan to steal away more disgruntled Final Cut Pro users? Seems likely. Last month, Adobe hired on the father-son Automatic Duck team (Harry Plate and Wes Plate) to bring the same conversion tools to Premiere Pro. You’ll notice that Adobe Premiere Pro is currently not among the list of software products included in the conversions. This conversion solution, which previously ran at around $500 per plug-in, will now be available for absolutely free, enabling you to transfer sequences from one software to another-a necessity in today’s industry. Now, their Pro Import AE, Pro Import FCP, and Pro Export FCP (FCP7 and FCPX) plugins are available at no charge.
Convert between your Final Cut Pro, Avid, After Effects, Quantel and Pro Tools sequences for free using Automatic Duck!Īutomatic Duck, the Seattle-based conversion software distributor (known for their plug-ins that translate edited sequences between Final Cut Pro, Avid, After Effects, Quantel, Pro Tools), has recently revamped its cost structure for plug-in delivery.
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