[thelist] Video editing hardware
Richard Brown
rich at cregy.co.uk
Fri Feb 25 03:10:18 CST 2005
Hi
I would go down the G5 route. I know it is not pc but learning curves
are not big. Most folks I know can pick up a Mac and be using it within
a day. And when I say using it I mean, video editing the lot.
G5 processor runs 64bit application and OS X is configured to run 64bit
applications unlike XP. Dreamweaver is available as a Mac application.
For editing I would but Final Cut Pro. You'll be looking at a price tag
depending on which G5 of around £2000-£3000.
Enjoy.
Rich
On 24 Feb 2005, at 23:39, Chris George wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> OK, so I've been using my bosses machine to edit video on - my
> workstation is a piece of crap, Squeezing it on another machine and
> then
> embedding it in web content on my own machine.
>
> Other than the exercise from running from machine to machine, the
> process totally sucks, so after this last project I'm going to put in a
> request for a proper editing machine that can handle my process.
>
> We have Premiere Pro, Squeeze 4 and I use Dreamweaver MX 2K4.
>
> Can anyone recommend a nice, robust, fast setup that would ease my
> pain?
> We normally buy Dell, so think black (image-conscious), standardized
> parts, good warranty, etc.
>
> Any takers? We're not talking a $4K system here, just something
> capable.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris.
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