Frage von FelixS:
I would like to buy me SonyCX560 and thereby record HD video.
Sufficient for subsequent cutting of the videos in 720p with a Macbook 2 Ghz Core 2 Duo and 2GB Ram?
Are there any test files that I could test the cutting times?
Of course I like to demand more data.
Antwort von handiro:
Depends on the sytem and the Videosoftw.an ... HDV would run well in FCP6. AVCHD video tracks could s.2 s.and hook to time ... DVCProHD is outstanding! Even with 4 and more video tracks. For iMovie, I can say nothing.
Antwort von Axel:
AVCHD would be converted in one way or an intermediate. For iMovie and FCE would be very easy to care for the AIC, Final Cut Pro, ProRes would be recommended. Probably synonymous runs smoothly. Download a snippet (; right click, save as):
Http: / / red.cachefly.net / LEO.mov
(; Runs only if Final Cut Pro available free or ProRes decoder).
Antwort von FelixS:
Thanks for both answers!
So I only have a video and soundtrack.
Since I've never used an editing program, I should probably choose the one that consumes s.wenigsten CPU / Ram resources.
What is it?
Antwort von Axel:
Thanks for both answers!
So I only have a video and soundtrack.
Since I've never used an editing program, I should probably choose the one that consumes s.wenigsten CPU / Ram resources.
What is it? All Apple's own iMovie, FCE and Final Cut Pro. Since even go more tracks, noBange.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... I've never used an editing program, I should probably choose the one that consumes s.wenigsten CPU / Ram resources ... The question is certainly synonymous, how much you want to spend? iMovie you get anyway with every Mac by default to it (otherwise it costs only 12 ¬ extra synonymous), Final Cut Express is about 150 ¬ and Final Cut Pro Studio as part of the package at around 800 ¬. Regarding the latter, but there are rumors that the new version, probably next week will be presented, could be significantly cheaper, but I can not promise's.
