New update: Flame now supports Apple M1! šŸŽ‰

Hello, thanks you , yes that’s the same delays everywhere I suppose…

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I have an Intel MBP with 64GB and I don’t think I’ve rarely used more than 40GB ever. But I got the 64 because the machines cannot be upgraded, and the stuff we do isn’t getting less complex. Also, with M1 sharing memory between system and GPU you’re prob better off getting more.

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Exactly my reasoning…:+1:

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Hi Jon, long time no see!! How the bloody hell are you? What keyboard did you choose on the Mac book, if you chose the US is the Tilda key in the PC position?

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Hey. How’s things. I always use US keyboards. Which is a pain for everything apart from the tilda being in the right place. Hope all is well.

Thanks Jon, just to make sure though you are using the keyboard on the MacBook or plugging in a US keyboard?

Im using Swedish keyboard… I just set the key that’s right next to the left side shift key, the one with two arrows on, as toggle schematic. Does not take much time to get used to it and such setting only conflicts with some odd feature in the edl manager which I never use.

actually sorry should’ve been clearer. I thought you said Mac Pro. I use a US keyboard for that. for the MacBook when in the studio I have the screen closed and running it out to a XDR screen with a tablet and US keyboard attached. but when on set I just use it as it is and put up with it!

So you have an English keyboard on the MacBook, it gives the option when you order it with US, I wonder if that actually has the Tilda in the position we want it in? Anyone else know the answer to this?

I just want it for travel/location work etc!!

if you look on apple us site the pic shows the keyboard with the Tilda in the right place. damn. wish id thought of that!

Yes, good news eh!!

well lets assume that’s the case. I love my Mac book pro M1 MAX thingy. flame is a dream on it.

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Do you have the 16inch screen?

yes - essential

Agreed

its a heavy beast though. nothing like those terrible old linux laptops though!

My tilde…

My Hack studio bottom part of image. Asus sage hackintoch with i9 cpu, 128Gb ram, AMD 16Gb Gpu and big sur. will be nice to speed check it against the mac studio.

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