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Posted by PTravel on 05/22/06 11:47
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> How to set up a Video Editing DVD Film Making on a IBM compatible
> PC (instead of a Mac)?
That's far too broad a question. Google "video editing" and you'll find a
lot of good basic information.
>
> How much internal Hard Disk do I need for a 90 min. mini DV tape input.
DV uses 13.7 gigabytes per hour of video. You'll need more than that
because effects, transitions and titles need to be rendered. If you burn
directly from the editing program, the software will need to create
temporary files up to 4.7 gigabytes in size.
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>
> What Video Editing/ DVD making software do you recommend that
> is good for IBM PC clone? I cant use a Final Cut Pro as I dont
> have a Mac.
If you're looking for something comparable, I like Adobe Premiere Pro for
editing and Adobe Encore for authoring. I use tmpgenc for transcoding,
though Encore can do it internally (for that matter Premiere Pro can burn
DVDs from within the program), but you won't get the maximum video quality.
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> What is the size of LOCAL RAM that the PC needs so that the
> assembled film has no frame rate problem or any other problem.
RAM has nothing to do with frame rate. However, for ease of editing, I find
1 gigabyte of RAM is the minimum.
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> What are good Videofilm editing softwares available for a PC
> (not talking about a Mac here)>?
Premiere Pro and Sony Vegas are the popular choices.
>
> thx.
>
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