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On paper the 3080 looks like it's worth the extra money - the 3080 is MSRP'd at 40% more expensive than the 3070 and early stats/Nvidia data has the 3080 more than 40% more powerful/featured/faster in most areas - compared to the 2080 which was only about 25% faster than the 2070 at a 40% higher price.

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So definitely you would not take any risk to build a new software and just stay happy with what you get and once the customers increase then you could try to build it but that only depends on time.It will be tough to judge the 3070 vs 3080 performance in Hitfilm without direct testing.

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What Triem23 has said, It's totally true.įor example:- think that you are owner of a fictional company 'Jarrod Enterprises' and building the company costed you $200,000, then you made a video editor named JarVid and it costed you $50,000 So the total expense became $250,000 and $20,000 for your employs every month and the video editor JarVid has 2 version of it 'JarVid Pro' and 'JarVid free' with 70% of the features on the free version that is also available on pro and 90% of the users use the free version and only 10% of the users using the $300 paid version and you have and your total users are 10,000 then that means You earn $300,000 in the first month that you can use to pay all the loans you took to build the company and recover the money that you used to build you video editors then you are hardly left with $10,000, but on the next month you only earn $30,000 because most of the people already owned the software for lifetime and very less users buy your software who are new to your company and all others users just use the free version, So this makes your earning very less and if you then plan to build a new software then it will cost more and then you don't know people would like it or not and then if they do not like it then you could suffer from very large losses.

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I'm not certain of the time code for the Linux discussion. FXhome's goal is to make quality VFX software available for as many people as possible, but the company does need to make the money to maintain their facilities, hardware, mini studio and payroll.

Now, FXhome has been getting a lot of buzz lately due to CamtrackAR and other, newer products, but those products, bottom line, would need to add enough proportional income to FXhome to make a Linux version viable for one to happen. It's the Pro users supplying the income to allow Express to be free. Factor in additional hardware and hiring additional programmers to code and maintain a Linux version, and there's just no money in it.

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For a $300 software price that's $180,000 in income, but the Mac version of Hitfilm cost $100,000 in development 8 years ago. I don't have exact numbers, but only about 1% of Hitfilm users use Pro (I know over 90% use Express and buy no add on packs). We'll assume parity with other OS's for Hitfilm usage. While this may change in the future, I wouldn't expect it. At this time FXhome does not consider a Linux version to be viable given the costs of development vs the small potential for revenue. The entire program would have to be re-coded from scratch. A Linux version of Hitfilm would not be able to use the Windows/iOS cross platform tools behind the Hitfilm UI. Long story short, Linux is a small segment of the computer market - about 1%. The last semi-official word on the subject was given by FXhome CEO Josh Davies back in Jan 2020.

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