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new laptop for video editing - suggestions

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laxman123

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planning to buy a new laptop with below requirements.

should be able to play AVCHD, MTS, M2TS formats and editing, burn dvd/blue ray dvd's out of the edited files.

to play/edit these files what graphics card (NVIDIA OR AMD) required.

also suggest the best video editing commercial softwares.
 
thank you Blain.
do you know what's bottle neck to play these file formats in regular laptops?
when I play the video played is jittery. is it the processor OR the graphics card? OR the memory?
 
laxman123 said:
thank you Blain.
do you know what's bottle neck to play these file formats in regular laptops?
when I play the video played is jittery. is it the processor OR the graphics card? OR the memory?
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Does your current laptop have a dedicated graphics card & memory?
 
it has 2 gig memory and nvidia audio card it says, I don't see any video card info in device manager. I run win XP.

thanks.,
 
it has 2 gig memory and nvidia audio card it says, I don't see any video card info in device manager. my laptop run win xp.
 
I would say the Lenovo to MSI difference would be night & day. 😀

BTW, Are you still running the original HD in that ThinkPad?
 
yes, this is the first time I'm running the HD video on the think pad. but realized immediately that's a lousy one.
so landed up in this forum. How about a HP in 100$ range? OR MSI in $1000 range?
 
laxman123 said:
yes, this is the first time I'm running the HD video on the think pad. but realized immediately that's a lousy one.
so landed up in this forum. How about a HP in 100$ range? OR MSI in $1000 range?
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Do you plan on using an external burner for your blu-ray media?
 
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