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Posted by Steve Guidry on 10/05/77 11:43
Where are you located ?
And how often will you be doing these events ?
If you're in the South, and if your need is uncertain or infrequent, it will
be MUCH better to rent the capabilities you need. That way you won't have
to worry about selling more projects just to pay for the gear.
Check this truck out : www.videoworksinc.com It will do what you want in
real time, and a lot more. Then call me . . .
Steve
> Hi-
>
> I have been working for the last five years with desktop editing. I
> currently use Premiere Pro with a Matrox capture system, and edit on a
> PC running Windows XP. I've gotten pretty adept at using these tools.
> I generally shoot with five cameras, capture the tape, and go from
> there.
>
> I have recently been approached about working live events, like
> athletic events, political events such as debates, concerts.... that
> sort of thing. I have seen this done with set ups that use
> multicamera, real time editing. The systems I have seen both capture
> for later use, as well as do real time broadcast.
>
> I already own a number of Canon XL1s, but would have to purchase a
> software package and a computer up to the task.
>
> My research has turned up a couple of software options. At the risk of
> setting off a discussion that may already have happened before on this
> group, I would like to solicit opinions on the relative merits of FCP v
> Avid. What are the real world pros and cons of working with each?
> Are there other software packages that offer the quality and features
> of FCP/Avid that I may have overlooked?
>
> Any suggestions from the group on hardware type, OS, number of HDs,
> size of HDs?
>
> There are two final goals here : 1) real time multi cam editing for
> immediate broadcast via web or possibly projection in an auditorium (
> as in projecting a candidate's speech to a large auditorium via DLPs)
> and 2) capture to the computer HDs for later DVD reproduction.
>
> Can any of you offer me advice on any of this? Are there web
> resources, tutorials, online communities that offer the wisdom and
> expertise of a group, like this one?
>
> TIA,
> Dr. Loglan
>
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