Moving To HD - Need Advice

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  1. Zvi
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    I've worked with HD footage but mainly just as royalty footage. My
    workplace is now moving into full HD for all events. (weddings and
    stuff). I've done lots of research on editing with HD and we are
    getting new computers. I know that it's a strong system but I want your
    advice about how good you think editing HD and working with After
    Effects, 3dsMax, Vue 7 etc... will work on this system that was
    recommended to us:

    HDStorm Plus - incl. EDIUS 5 (We work with Edius)
    Main Board Intel Chipset, Intel Core i7-920 2.66 8M 1333
    Total 12 USB-2 Ports for Device Com.
    Professional Low Noise Case 2x 12c Fan.
    HEC 500W True Power Supply.
    2x Front USB, 1X Front Firewire Port.
    2x 2024MB DDRIII 1066, Kingstone.
    NVIDIA 9600GT Display Adoptor.
    DVD Dual Layer x18
    250GB SATA II System Drive.
    2x 1000GB SATA II Storage Drive
    Giga LAN 10/100/1000
    Hi Definition Audio Codec

    (p.s. we have 20T of external HDDs so storage is not an issue)

    Thanks!

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  2. XTR-91
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    xtr-91

    What type of processor do you have, and how fast is it?

    That is the main thing that decides how intensely you can edit without your software lagging down or crashing.

    Posted 4 months ago # Login to Send PM
  3.  dude it looks like you have a beast for a cpu.. you should be fine..

    Also check out the advice from the VideoGuys about cpu specs for HD

    http://www.videoguys.com/Guide/E/Videoguys+System+recommendations+for+Video+Editing/0x4aebb06ba071d2b6a2cd784ce243a6c6.aspx

     

     

    Posted 3 months ago # Login to Send PM
  4. Zvi,

    Yeah, like Akidoken said you have a strong enough system to comfortably work in HD. We've discussed many of your technical questions at length in the 'To Build or Not to Build' thread in the Editing  section.

     

    Posted 3 months ago # Login to Send PM

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