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Posted by nappy on 05/09/06 15:41
"winay" <winay.mahajan@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1147179477.565143.24140@j73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>I want to edit a reality show which has an approx footage of 30 hours
> per day and my shoot sched is for 36 days... i want to know what would
> be the ideal edit setup for this kind of stuff... Avid or FCP... My
> first telecast is on the 10th day of the shoot...
>
> In either case i am looking at Lan Share (Avid) or G5 - X Serve For
> (FCP). with 3 machines on either software...
>
> My research says that AVID is slow and also old and FCp is crash
> Prone...
Your research is correct. Although the term 'slow' is pretty vast. I found
FCP to be the slowest renderer ever.
There are other choices out there also. Premiere and others are definately
up to this task.
That said.. I think it is a draw. Although you should base your choice on
media management and storage concerns. Either program has more than enough
capability to do a reality show. It is really a hardware issue. If it were
my choice , since Apple is in the midst of a massive hardware revamp and
they basically suck(opinion), I would go with a PC based rig that can run
anything. Faster, cheaper, more support, more apps, more storage solutions..
>
> Any Info on this would be of great help.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> W
>
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