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Video editing on an Amiga?
It will also do what you want as far as Video editing. The Miro DC30 is cooler as it handles sound on board as well, but used is still @ $400. The Software provided with the VooDoo 3 3500 is the Ulead...pretty standard fare. For *good* editing software, go to Adobe's site and download the demo of Premier 5.0.

video editing
As to the video card: the best are mostly for gaming, fast textures and fast frame rates; don't need this for video editing, though you'll need a video capture device. You go with ATI all-in-wonders, with video capture on video card, or go with seperate device. On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 19:46:35 +0200, "Arifi Koseoglu"

video editing
I'd like to see a decent digital video editing suite on the free Unix systems. I've had these comments from other newsgroups :- -=-=-=-=-=-= I have tried Broadcast2000, MainActor and Cinelerra. The latter one rivals most better windows versions, and all three worked flawlessly. The Firewire card was recognized

Suggestions for Video Editing software
Irfon-Kim Ahmad ir...@home.com alt os beos Alex Long wrote: Does anyone here do any professional video editing? Have you used BeOS with video editing? How do the tools that are available compare to some of the tools available for Windows or Mac? I don't do professional video editing, but the only video editing tool

OTP: Video editing software
As far as I know no manufacturer provides Linux drivers or other software for their video in/out/editing products. There are a few user-made drivers (for BT848, QuickCam, and a couple others) but AFAIK none of them will do full-frame full-motion video capture, nor is there any software for doing real video editing.

What gear is needed for serious video editing?
7 - Editing Software '...general overview of the range and function of some of the digital video editing programs. offers powerful editing features but it is still easy to use and is a good way to cut your teeth on manual video editing.' Pinnacle Studio - '... bridges the gap between entry-level programs and

Video Editing in Linux
Although 256MB wouldn't exactly hurt, you should be aware people have done video editing getting by on much less than that. RAM hasn't always been this cheap, and a quarter gig was horrendously expensive even just a few years ago. But as I said, it won't hurt. Apparently Maxtor is the brand to get.

PC per Video Editing
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? Tra l'altro lui mi ha parlato anche di "rendering video". E come processore e ram? :-p Salutoni, Shad Ps mi ha pregato

Is X1650PRO 512MB any good for video editing?
However, for the most part, esp. for video editing, it tends to be the HD subsystem that bogs down when you just happen to be copying 80GB of video back and forth for titling and transitions. In this case, an IDE RAID HD subsystem with a less expensive AMD Athlon system is a better way to go.

SGI for video editing???
Paul Hopwood p...@hopwood.org.uk uk comp homebuilt Dan <daniel_whiteh...@btNOSPAMinternet.com> wrote: I am considering building my own PC for video editing. I will be building it from scratch as i am selling my old pc what are the best parts to get? Will it be best to get a dual processor or will a very fast single

(OT) Re: Laptop for video editing: Recommendation Needed.
As for the video editing, that software was clearly compiled to take advantage of the Intel SSE2 instructions (which the XP chip doesn't have)." Does the term video editing encompass all forms of video, ie, photos, video clips? If someone could elaborate... Video editing generally means video clips only.

DVD Video Recorder
Stacey fotoc...@yahoo.com alt comp hardware On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 00:27:17 -0500, JK <JK9...@netscape.net> wrote: "Take a look at what the people building turn key video editing systems are using to get an idea on what works best for this application. " What works best for that application may not the best overall

Video Editing on a Mac
The main purpose is going to be for video editing. I have a DV camera, IEEE-1394 card, ultra-scsi and a few small (2gb each) ultra-scsi hard drives that I will be transferring to the system. Also connected to the SCSI card will be a scanner, CD-RW, Zip-100 and DAT DDS2 tape drive. Would I be better off splitting

Voodoo 3 3500 TV AGP Video Editing
If any of you read the Tomshardware.com stuff about Geforce 2 and 3 products, he gives a THUMBS - down on ALL video editing. he says " short clips please".... because the Geforce boards are NOT real editing boards, and use the sound card as audio in. This makes videos async ( out of snyc ) Can anyone say yes this

PC per Video Editing
25, 2003) -- Ulead Systems, Inc. and Panasonic Industrial Company announced today that three new Ulead video editing/DVD authoring products can be used with Panasonic's When combined with Ulead's VR-enabled video editing software, DVD MULTI drive users can also realize the benefits of sharing content with other

Video editing software?
So, my question is, what sort of features should I prioritize when buying a new PC: - processor speed Any modern PC should be up to the job of video editing....it depends on how patient you are. If you are going to be using a lot of fancy effects / transitions etc., or converting between video formats (eg making

PC per Video Editing
If I were into video editing I'd drool! Broadcast 2000 is *NOT* a professional level product. It's more like a mid-range product. It simply doesn't have the high end control support for high end decks, nor the codec's for DVCAM or many of the other major formats. The only bright side is that it claims to have High

video editing
If you know how to use it, Premiere is going to be one of the best software editing packages you can find. I'm looking for recommendatons and opinions on what would be good choices for video capture hardware, editing software and DVD burners. For hardware I would recommend a Firewire card and a Canopus ADVC-100.

Video Editing or VideoCD apps for Linux?
On Sun, 16 Mar 2003 21:15:43 -0500, Brad Wardell [Stardock] wrote: Okay, I've pretty much given up on the Mac for video editing. It's just too slow and clunky for my needs. It is EASY to edit with the Mac, but it's just too slow and inefficient. Did you ever consider upgrading to Final Cut Pro?

PC per Video Editing
Joe Ragosta joe.rago...@dol.net comp sys mac advocacy In article <32A89FD0.3...@jetcity.com>, ttgr...@jetcity.com wrote: The entry level video editing Mac is the Performa 6400 video editing edition. It sells for $2700 with out the monitor. Power computing also makes a video editing computer bundle for about the