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Hello llr,

I don't see why what you suggest would not be a sensible way to solve this problem. But I imagine there are a number of ways to acheive the same result. I would suspect that extending it to higher quality footage is not the main problem here - or maytbe it is!

I am only guessing, but I imagine the larger part of the work may be around providing the functionality that customers used to dealing in higher quality / volume footage have come to expect.

The products Forbidden develops with their partners are I'm sure attracting a lot of interest, and I am confident they are talking directly to many larger scale clients than they admit to in public. Forbidden hinted as much in their response.

Mentorn kept quiet for a long while, to act as part-promotor for ForScene however they must be pleased with the result. And coming from a well respected member of the industry this can't be bad news at all.

I am sure that they will technically meet the requirements of these customers, and that this would in turn lead to demand further afield, which is good news for all concerned.

Rgds, mk.