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Re: PT12 and advertised features
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Actually until the day of release of 12, it was on the page for Pro Tools that 12 had Cloud Collaboration and Track Freeze. Regardless, it was always understood that 12 would get this, and time-frame would not matter except in Australia, by law I am required to get the advertised features, which I may not if my support expires before they get released. Regardless of what your "opinion" is on the subject, these features were advertised as part of 12, and they cannot sell a product on proposed features and then not deliver, that is illegal here. Not only would I get a refund, but they would be fined for false and misleading advertising. Opinions have nothing to do with it, it's black and white in our book. If they say, oops, we're not going to have it by December, but we'll make sure that everyone is on 12 gets it regardless, then they would probably get away with it, as long as they delivered on their advertised features. Here's a case from a few years back about perception vs. intention when it comes to marketing in Australia: http://www.griffithhack.com.au/media...dvertisingcase Think about this, while you might think that those chickens were "free to roam" because they were in barns or sheds, someone did not, and that someone cost that company $100,000AUD. It's all about perception here. So this is why I am saying AVID need to tread carefully. My perception is that I was going to get Cloud Collaboration, and Track Freeze. As per their advertised feature set of 12 before release (until they released 12 and then changed those things to "coming soon"). Their intention is irrelevant, my perception was that I was going to get them. If $6 eggs are worth $100,000, imagine how much $1000 software is worth as a fine? |
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Also one other case against a software company here:
https://www.accc.gov.au/media-releas...epresentations http://www.kotaku.com.au/2015/06/the...against-valve/ So as you can see, they take sales and advertising of goods "software" very seriously here in Australia. I really doubt AVID want's to end up in a legal battle with the ACCC... |
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I suggest you read the content at the links I provided. You're just here to stir the pot and prevent people from getting answers. You're honestly part of the problem and reason I stopped coming here. |
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I'm entitled to know when I can expect said features, and if you don't care, then piss off and stop commenting. This goes for everyone on this thread who thinks "Hey, this is a discussion thread to call people who want answers stupid for buying 12." No it's not, I'm asking AVID, not you, so thanks, but no thanks. |
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Honest would imply what you're saying is true, and it's simply not. If you're happy being a jerk, good for you, but I will call you out on it. |
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They did imply these features would be in 12 on release, and in Australia, that's legally binding. Zero releases also are very often stable, I know, I'm a programmer, I have been programming for almost thirty years. So again, you're wrong. Stop being a jerk and go find something else to do with your day. |
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Okay everyone, let's calm down. Shift got an answer from Support and there is no reason for personal shots. This thread will be locked if this continues.
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Cloud collaboration was announced at NAB, in April of 2014. Coming soon. Initially it was advertised as part of PT12, which was announced Jan 2015, and released end of March 2015, but prior to that subscriptions were sold last fall (don't know the date) with the promise they would include PT12, and by extension, the cloud collaboration feature.
I'm no lawyer, but I would think there is a strong case that the Australian legal requirements will have not been met by fall of 2015, (a year after upgrades were being sold) which is coming up soon. If not then, certainly by the one-year anniversary of the PT 12 announcement. Quote:
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