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Topic: Video edit systems (Read 896 times)
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Trevor Crump
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Thought this could be a good topic of interest, letting everyone know what edit system we run. you never know we may be able to help each other..
We have Pinnacle (now Avid) Liquid Pro 6.1.
we also have Pinnacle studio 9 for simple works.
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Sunny North Queensland, Australia (the land Down Under)
Steadicam Opp/ Videographer / Photographer, Camera crane, Film maker, events photographer/videographer
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Wade Francom
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What's your system specs, and what card do you have?
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Tom Wills
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Home: Final Cut Pro 5 on a Dual 867 G4.
Work: Avid XPress Pro HD on a HP Workstation and Avid Meridian on another HP.
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-Tom Wills
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Joe Sanders
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Premier running on a Canopus Rex Pro
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If we all did the things we are really capable of doing, we would literally astound ourselves....
Thomas Edison
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Wade Francom
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Used to work on Premiere for my home editing. Now I'm a Vegas fan. I still love Premiere, don't get me wrong, but Vegas is something worth looking into, in my book.
Work: 10 edit bays w/ dual proc. G4's & widescreen displays and FCP
Home: Hybrid PC w/ 4gb ram, 3 17" flatscreens, 4ghz proc., new PCIe ATI card, with Vegas, Premiere, Avid Express Pro HD (as of this weekend), AfterFX, Boris Red
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Trevor Crump
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What's your system specs, and what card do you have?
PC. twin 2.4gig mother board, vid card is the old Liquid edition pro card (Radeon 8500) but now with the new usb bob (input device) 2 onboard 120gig hard drives + 4x 160gig usb drives |
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Sunny North Queensland, Australia (the land Down Under)
Steadicam Opp/ Videographer / Photographer, Camera crane, Film maker, events photographer/videographer
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Charles King
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I used to premiere but am now starting to learn Avid. My sytem is:
P4 550(800mhz) HT 3.4GHz
1024 MB DDR2 SDRAM (533MHZ)
Nvidia Geforce 6800 pci Express 256MB RAM memory
2 x 160 GB SATA(7200) internal
1 x 150GB SATA(7200) USB external bay
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Ed Liew
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i'm running a few workstation here. an old sony vaio - p3 650 i think with 256mb ram. i have premiere 6 and vegas 4 install in it. a p4 2.8 with 1gb ram, editing with premiere 6 too. a p4 3.2 with 1gb ram, editing with pinnacle liquid pro 6. and my favourite, a p4 2.6 with 1 gb ram, editing with canopus dvrex and ediuos 2.5. in total i think i have over one thousand gb of harddisk space.
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Hans Dijkman
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The system I worked on:
Avid Express Pro HD 5.0 + MoJo
Dual 3.2 Ghz Intel Xeon Hyper Trading
2048 MB DDR
256 MB Nvidia FX 540
2x 320 GB Sata
1x 160 GB Sata System disk
3x 200 GB External Maxtor USB 2
Soundblaster Audigy Platinum 2
Mzzls
Hans
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« Last Edit: December 27, 2005, 12:12:12 PM by Hans Dijkman »
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Joe Sanders
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The Canopus board is a dedicated video editing hardware solution and it outputs to component video and has many real time functions including real time multi track editing. I bought it in 99 before computers were fast enough to produce real-time multi stream playback. It works very well you can add filters and not wait for rendering. I am curios though. Are any systems now days running on a standard PC able to do true real-time and can they break out the video signal from the PC display and output it to a video monitor, via a video card that has svideo or component output? They are worth checking out.
http://www.canopus.com/ |
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If we all did the things we are really capable of doing, we would literally astound ourselves....
Thomas Edison
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Tom Wills
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I'm pretty sure that Avid's box does that. They have a couple of versions. Adrenaline is for Media Composer and the like and Mojo is for the lower-end systems. I know we've got a Mojo box at work, and it does exactly what your canopus card does, and much more.
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-Tom Wills
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Joe Sanders
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I'm pretty sure that Avid's box does that. They have a couple of versions. Adrenaline is for Media Composer and the like and Mojo is for the lower-end systems. I know we've got a Mojo box at work, and it does exactly what your canopus card does, and much more.
Are you familier with Canopus? |
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If we all did the things we are really capable of doing, we would literally astound ourselves....
Thomas Edison
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Tom Wills
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No, I'm not very familiar with Canopus. As I said, I'm a Final Cut and Avid guy only. Heck, I don't even know Premiere.
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-Tom Wills
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Joe Sanders
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No, I'm not very familiar with Canopus. As I said, I'm a Final Cut and Avid guy only. Heck, I don't even know Premiere.
OK what's wrong with the previous statement? |
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