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Video editing PC Hardware suggestions


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THL3

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I need to build a video editing PC for football film editing.
AMD/INTELL?? Dual cores?? Lots of ram I know..Also anyone with info on
DVD duplicators. Thanks.
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For video editing alone a dual core intel cpu is the best(much as i hate to say) If you use it for other things and like to play the odd game a AMD x2 would be a good bet they are also cheaper than the intels. Get a stacker and 11 dvd burners to make lots of dvds that would be a funny sight to see.
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ok i used a computer in a video editing class that had a 700mhz processor and 256 ram. it ran fine kind of slow so you don't need anything that special. But if you can afford it it will make a difference i reccomend a program from avid. They make great video software. Universal uses avid as they softwarefor making movies. It is the best but hard to use. Get a book to learn all the tricks.
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For the hardware i would recommend something powered by AMD -much cheaper and larger harddrives as well as a great video card...how much of a budget do you have?
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Yeah for modern video editing with 3d effects and such a newer computer is required. For really simple editing a slower computer is ok. But if you want modern effects and such and to do it quickly with good resolutions you will need a fairly powerful PC. With lots of RAM 2GB for a bit of speed and at least two hard drives.

Edited by warriorscot, 16 July 2005 - 01:38 PM.

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the class i took was last year all digital cameras high end 3d it ws slow doing things but you can get away with 512ram and a P4 or amd 3200
if you can afford the 2gig ram and better harddrive will go better but not necessary if on a budget.
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be nice to see your budget :tazz:
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Thanks for the feed back, been on vacation the last week.
My budget in the $2000/$2500 range just for the box. :tazz:
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