VIDEO EDITING

[vishalthanki]

CONFIGURATION FOR VIDEO EDITING SYSTER

 

[Duvie]

What do you mean???

A whole system to buy?? 1 versus 2 harddrives?? How mcuh ram???

Be more specific.....

 

[vishalthanki]

 

[vishalthanki]

PLEASE GIVE ME SPECIFICATION FOR PROFESSIONAL VIDEO EDITING
DUAL OR SINGLE PROCESSAR?
VIDEO EDITING CARD PINNACCLE OR METROX OR CONOPUS?
RAM ?
HARD DISK ( SCSI OR IDE ) ?

 

[Dreadogg]

First you need to fix that cap lock problem, second you need to be more polite, and finally you need to do some research yourself.

 

[wallsfd949]

you may check sharbor.com, they have virtually everything when it comes to video editing. You probably need to be more specific in what you are trying to accomplish. If you really want a great system pick up a New Tek Video Toaster 3 with the SX-8 Break-out box and RS-8 switcher. You can find out more at newtek.com.

 

[MrColin]

Get a G5 with everything.

 

[arsbanned]

Sometimes ya gotta wonder.

 

[BChico]

Visual,

Out of your three choices i would go with the most expensive canopus you can afford. I have had alot of luck with those. Did alot of work on raptors a few years back and never had any problems. I dont particularly like pinnacle. I would also go with scsi drives, at least for your scratch disk. As for a system, if you arent going to go the G5 route...Go with a dual processor setup, again this is all pending on your budget, i have done alot of successful work on single processor systems. If dual, if you have alot of money go a dual xeon, if low on cash go with a dual mp. The faster the better. Keeping rendering time down is the most important thing. Ram is a must at least 1GB. Harddrive space go at least 200Gb. Also go with a dual monitor setup it helps alot.

If you give me a budget ill help you out some more...Let me know.

-Brad

 

[VTrider]

Originally posted by: arsbanned
Sometimes ya gotta wonder.

ditto