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video editing
If you were asking what kind of computer to get for video editing, I'd tell you to get anything in Apple's product line, simply because everything you need for basic production (FireWire interface, iMovie editing, iDVD authoring) is supplied right out of the box, preinstalled and ready to go...and those packages

Multimedia video editing help
As it happens, both my laptop and home desktop are getting old so I?m looking to make a purchase that will at least be of use in making a start in video editing. I?m at a total loss in choosing a system. Is it worth switching to a Mac or some other system for serious editing? I figure there will be a substantial

Video editing - not great with any Geforce 2 or 3 products !
Anything that involves video/video editing I do at home on my iMac and then xfer over to the PC. The school is thinking about buying a computer which can handle video editing- the easiest option (for me anyway) would be buying a Mac ('cos they all come video ready & I have experience with using them).

need help configuring home video editing PC
Richard Cavell richardcav...@mail.com rec video production I'll tell you what I think would be the minimum specifications for video editing. Apple iMac DV, or Pentium 3 - 800 or higher (Any Athlon XP is fine) 128 MB RAM 40 Gig hard disk Firewire card for miniDV capture, or simple video capture software.

Using a video monitor for DV production outside of an editing ...
This latter process is much more time consuming but gains a lot of editing flexibility. There are MPEG video file editing tools on the market, and I have purchased a couple myself. Ulead Video Studio 6 is an example of a serviceable product I would recommend. Just remember that the MPEG format, rather than having a

KA7 and digital video editing, are they incompatible?
Utilizzo: navigare, scrivere, e *video editing*. Quest'ultimo utilizzo mi preoccupa non poco. Da quanto ho capito, sfrutta il programma Pinnacle Studio 9. Qualche scheda grafica mi consigliate? Una vale l'altra, dato che non influisce sulle operazioni di editing... qui semmai conta molto la cpu, il quantitativo di

Help! Looking for best PC for video editing
Shad ottimo_s...@hotmail.com it comp hardware Larsenio wrote: Pinnacle č un programma di editing video? Dai stai scherzando.. io ci gioco con quello.. facciamo i seri, allora ti dirņ se usa Adobe Premiere Pro / Edius 3 di buttarsi esclusivamente su Intel 2/4 core, importante dischi in raid ove appoggia i video.

VERY remote control of video editing
I'm using this machine mainly for video editing using Premiere 6.5. Capture is done through the Matrox RT2500 card. I will eventually be upgrading to Matrox RT.X100. I'm now planning to upgrade to the P4 world and am debating between the P4B533 MB vs the P4T533 MB. I know that there are variants of each of these

PC per Video Editing
What I do is store my "master" (first cut) video source files on a 1T server, which I clone to a backup server. I then use apps like Ulead Video Studio or Windows Movie Maker which do not alter the source files, but rather, create a virtual index into them for editing. AFAIK, most video editing tools work this way.

Need help buying a computer system for video editing
While not the very best performer for games at the time, it was extremely well regarded and should *easily* cope with video editing, which is relatively undemanding. It does have hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating the 9800XT driver and DirectX to the latest versions? The 9800XT was one of the first to

ibook and video editing
Since SGI's can be had for SO little money, I was wondering if they are good for video editing. I have NO knowledge of SGI's and was thinking that it might be worth investigating. Can anyone help me in this area? SGI's are great for video editing, and have been for years. But there are two gotchas: 1) SGIs are I/O

PC per Video Editing
Ghostrider -...@fitron.142 intel microprocessors pentium_iii maytag21 wrote: Question everyone, I'm into video editing and want the best performance for doing so. I am currently using a PIII 700 and noticed a nice improvement over video rendering times compared to my old Celeron 300A overclocked to 450.

Video Editing software
Encoders are not that great and Kino and the others for editing just do not cut it. Oh well maybe it will improve in the next few years. Video encoding and rendering software on Linux is simply a dream compared to what is available for Windows. Take a large (>600MB) video file and convert it using the software of

Video editing, Intel/AMD
Dave Haynie dhay...@jersey.net rec video rec video production rec video desktop On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 07:31:03 +1000, mheff...@newessguy.com wrote: On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 17:00:17 +0200, Crow <c...@vacionido.NOSPAM.fslife.co.uk> wrote: I figure the editing though, is a completely integral part of my project,

digital video editing without computer?
Utilizzo: navigare, scrivere, e *video editing*. Quest'ultimo utilizzo mi preoccupa non poco. Da quanto ho capito, sfrutta il programma Pinnacle Studio 9. [..] Pinnacle č un programma di editing video? Dai stai scherzando.. io ci gioco con quello.. facciamo i seri, allora ti dirņ se usa Adobe Premiere Pro / Edius 3

PC per Video Editing
Stacey fotoc...@yahoo.com alt comp hardware pc-homebuilt alt comp hardware homebuilt alt video dvd tech Kevin Lawton wrote: Stacey <fotoc...@yahoo.com> wrote: Is there some particular feature(s) of the Intel CPU which are better suited to video editing over the AMD ones ? SSE2, the AMD XP chips don't support this

Laptop for Video Editing, long Battery life
Stacey fotoc...@yahoo.com alt comp hardware pc-homebuilt alt comp hardware homebuilt alt video dvd tech Juan wrote: Ok, please forgive the naiveness of my question. I'm not even sure if this is the right forum. I am going to attempt to build my first video editing PC. I have only ever built one other PC for my kid

New powerbooks (12" and 15") / video and photo editing
The point of this thread is video editing. Actually, what you are doing is regressing. MY point is why not get a damn good video editing machine (graphics, video and sound as you say) that is ALSO more than capable of doing other things (rather than gathering dust as a single use box) and at LESS total cost.

Editing Video
That said, 3D graphics is not important at all to video editing, so you don't need to worry about what graphics chip is inside unless you're doing video games. (No, 3D rendering won't go faster either, in general. Some exceptions.) You'll want at least 512MB of RAM to make Windows XP happy as well as be able to

Video editing - buy or self-build?
Before I take out your fine video card I wanted to check with STB. To the best of my knowledge, the All-In-Wonder doesn't do on-the-fly hardware compression, which is essential for any sort of video editing beyond thumbnail-sized MPEGS for WWW sites. In any case, the same functionality is available on separate