R Rocket J. Squirrel Mar 25, 2004 #2 Install it on a computer with a very fast processor, lots of memory (say 1GB) and the biggest hard disk you can get. Rocky
Install it on a computer with a very fast processor, lots of memory (say 1GB) and the biggest hard disk you can get. Rocky
G Guest Mar 25, 2004 #3 I might add that is probably advantageous to reformat in NTFS instead of FAT32. Just make sure you back up your data first.
I might add that is probably advantageous to reformat in NTFS instead of FAT32. Just make sure you back up your data first.
G Gary MacKenzie Mar 28, 2004 #4 Rocket J. Squirrel said: Install it on a computer with a very fast processor, lots of memory (say 1GB) and the biggest hard disk you can get. Rocky Click to expand... install it with a seperate partition for the swap files and any temp files being created by the edit software. install a second harddrive purely for the footage you are capturing. do not install any anti-virus software unless you will be connecting the edit machine to a network/internet switch off the network connection and anti-virus while editing. switch off write behind cacheing switch off indexing on all drives. visit www.computervideo.net where answers to all video editing questions can be asked / answered.
Rocket J. Squirrel said: Install it on a computer with a very fast processor, lots of memory (say 1GB) and the biggest hard disk you can get. Rocky Click to expand... install it with a seperate partition for the swap files and any temp files being created by the edit software. install a second harddrive purely for the footage you are capturing. do not install any anti-virus software unless you will be connecting the edit machine to a network/internet switch off the network connection and anti-virus while editing. switch off write behind cacheing switch off indexing on all drives. visit www.computervideo.net where answers to all video editing questions can be asked / answered.
