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• Drone on a laptop video editing... move from iMovie to 13 items

  Hi all

  Starting full here. I was shooting aerial footage with a drone and edit the result with iMovie on a Macbook Air. I need to move to a regular Dell laptop now and I'm terribly need some professional advice.

  The video I shoot was 1080 p, 50 frames per second (don't ask why 50 frames per second, it just sounded better at the time). The drone can shoot 4K, but when I tried to watch or edit that, it was awful. It was the first time I realized the shooting in 4K sounds nice but that devil can look and even less change 4K? Most records that I shoot end up on Youtube anyway.

  Getting back to my question, files .mov went well in iMovie and the recorded files came out pretty good. For the most part stored in files of smaller size. As I would like to make about 10 Gig of sequences, cut, edit, up to 2-3 gig and iMovie may save it as a smaller file, as 3-400 MB, which can be downloaded on youtube in "HD". Perfect for a non professional like me.

  Now, I'm on a Dell laptop with items 13.1 (under Windows 7). I was eager to start with items up to what I imported the first .mov. It looked horrible and played back horrible, rough, jerky, etc. Impossible to edit. Raw image plays perfectly in VLC Player on this laptop by the way.

  My laptop is the Intel Core processor i3 M350 @ 2.27 GHz, 6 GB of RAM. And a nice display. No idea on the video card or if she has any.

  Now my question is how would you? What would you do with the files so thay can be modified in the elements?

  Appreciate very much all the advice (other than get some better gear).

  Have a good day people.

  fabioa

  Thanks for the follow-up.

  Please consult the configuration menu of the drone to determine if you are really set for a 'up to 60 progressive frames per second"or if you really put to a fixed progressive images of 59.94/60 per second.

  For me, I've been base my decision on the variable with respect to a constant rate in the original by putting the original through MediaInfo and inspect the frequency of video images of the file properties. If the variable rate, the file rate generally 3 frames - minimal cadence, cadence and maximum frame rate.

  If you are not facing a variable situation, Handbrake may be offering a different variation in the video codec and the way it is wrapped with the .mp4 file extension.

  Go ahead, you could periodically test drone records to determine if there is no variation in batch to record raw performance in Premiere Elements projects.

  Ultimately, the handbrake cross at the constant rate may be the solution that can be manageable on a batch record of Handbrake set after making settings for handbrake on a per-video basis.

  RTA

• I'm looking for laptop 64-bit video editing high definition

  I am looking for a * 64 bit laptop computer *, mainly for video editing high definition, but also for the occasional game.
  I read on the Qosmio 64 bit machines, but I don't know which model.

  It would be powerful enough for video editing or they are intended more to play the game?

  Any suggestions concerning the ideal models would be welcome.

  Thanx.
  Zen OKI

  Hello

  What do you think of the Qosmio G50 series?

  I read that the Qosmio G50 is the portable entertainment has ever created more advanced than Toshiba.
  It was equipped with the Toshiba Quad Core HD processor, which was designed for the normal high standard definition video conversion-enhancement.
  You can use any commercial DVD movie and can watch the movie in stunning HD.

  In addition, the CPU and the GPU are really powerful and you could play more new generation of games that are on the market.

  See this page for more details on G50 series:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/Home/-> Products-> Qosmio-> G50 series.

• What is the best laptop for video editing that task my money?

  Hello

  I have Lenovo laptop, I used it for 5 years, until now, I see that it is not good enough to make the work of video editing. So now I think to buy a new laptop for this case, but I am not confident about my knowledge on the area of the laptop. Everyone here knows or has a good knowledge on laptop, please give me a serious opinion, thank you.

  Hi jespong,

  Thanks for posting.

  The first starting point would be to look at the minimum specifications required by the video editing program, and then start looking for laptops with these specifications.  Then look for those that have the best specifications requested by the program and settle for something in between.

  According to your budget, it would be better to buy something that has more than request the program you always want to have the best.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Need recommendation for laptop - for video editing

  I'm trying to looking for a new laptop and need recommendations based on how I use the laptop.  I produce videos and mainly use the following programs: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Encore DVD.  I also use other software such as AutoFX PGE7.0 of photo editing.

  I currently have a HP Pavilion which is about 5 years old.  This office has the following specifications:

  HP Pavilion PU131AV / a1050y, Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.20 GHz, 2 GB RAM, Windows XP MCE, SP3 32-bit, Nvidia GeForce 6600

  I believe that with a new laptop, I was able to create my videos more efficiently.  If you have any input as to what I need in a laptop for my specific purpose, please let me know.

  Thank you very much

  Angela

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  old computer: HP Pavilion PU131AV / a1050y, Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.20 GHz, 2 GB RAM, Windows XP MCE, SP3 32-bit, Nvidia GeForce 6600
  new computer: HPE-180 t, Windows 7 Pro (64 bit), Nvidia GeForce GT 220, Intel Core i7 - 930 quad-core CPU @ 2.80 GHz, 8 GB of RAM

  For what you are doing you need all the horsepower you can gather. You have not specified a budget and with what you're trying to do, I don't think that it would be useful to think of anything less than a thousand dollars. You need at least 4 GB of memory and preferably 8. You need a 64 bit version of Windows 7. You need a quad core or i7 processor. Regarding the size of the screen, it's a matter of personal choice, but I don't see how you can get in with less than a 15-inch screen. In respect to the HP products you can consider the urge again, but the problem is the lack of an internal optical drive (CD/DVD type).

  HP is running a special offer on the dv6t Quad model with an i7 processor, $ 999 with a free upgrade to 4 GB of RAM and a concert full of video memory. While your P4 3.2 was the killer at a time where it was released, the dv6t Quad run rings around her, particularly in Photoshop. Make sure that you use a recent version of Photoshop with 64-bit and support multi-core. Also be sure to get the 7200 RPM hard drive, because it makes a big difference in video editing.

  Good luck and enjoy.

  Dv6t Quad Edition

• Of laptop Asus budget work to the home video edition

  Watch the laptop budget to work from home video edition short advertising Internet content with the Premiere and After Effects.  Given the lower end model Asus gaming.

  Processor: Core i7 6700HQ 6th gen

  RAM: DDR4 16 GB OF

  Graphics card: GeForce GTX 960 M 2 GB GDDR5

  Storage: 1 TB HD 7200 RPM

  In the hope of staying around $1 K.  Spending several hundreds of other adds 128 GB SSD HD and more RAM.  Appreciate any comment.

  This m1000m is a deal breaker for first and, possibly, AE. the zbook 17 G3 has better options of quadro, but seems also to cost about $3 k + configured. Asus and msi have laptops to game with similar memory, better nvidia gpu, at varying prices. Some have even a faster processor, the i7-6820HK for the same price as the HP models. last gen with the i7-4720HQ and i7-4710HQ, are similar to the i7-6700HQ speed. If you want the support of love at first sight, it may be only on some portable processor i7-6xxxx.

  This asus model said thunderbolt 3 gtx 965 m, supports m2 and up to 64 gb ram. only seems to come with 1 TB of HDD, so the ssd and memory upgrade would add to the costs.

  http://store.ASUS.com/us/item/201509AM220002986

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16834232765&cm_re=ASUS_ROG_G752VL-_-34-232-765-_-produit

  Here's a newegg search that shows the other portable gamer with more memory and the gpu.

  010 20601107729 http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&N=100006740%20600440394%20600337% 20600003982% 20600536650% 20601114472% 20600536648% 204814% 20 & IsNodeId = 1 & bop a nd & order = PRICE & PageSize = 30

  Here's roughly how the quadro stack against the GTX. I wouldn't go below the gtx 965 m/qudro m3000m.

  Quadro m1000m = gtx 950 m

  Quadro m2000m = gtx 960 m

  Quadro m3000m = gtx 965 m

  Quadro m4000m = gtx 970 m

  Quadro m5000m = gtx 980 m

• Satellite A660-1DW - video editing facilities

  My 14 year old son wants a Dell Studio 17. Its call for video editing facilities. I wish he had a Toshiba Satellite - possibly the A660-1DW - but I don't know if this device or any other laptop Satellite A has these capabilities and, if so, what they are.

  Can someone help / tell me, please?
  Thank you, David

  Hello

  I just checked the specs A660 and figured out which is powerful enough for your laptop. I mean, if you install video editing programs can easily process them. But you must decide which laptop to buy Dell or Toshiba

• Best imac for the video editing and graphic design and recording of gameplay

  Hey guys I'm looking for the best imac laptop or desktop for video editing and recording of gameplay with capture card so if you are familiar with the desktop imac or laptop please leave commect to the best imac computer

  and care to capture the card to operate at its best

  • OS X 10.9 or later version
  • 2nd generation Intel Core i5 CPU (i5-2xxx or comparable), 2 Ghz or higher, before Turbo Boost
  • 4 GB of total RAM installed (or higher)
  • Built-in USB2.0 port

  I put spec for you guys can work find best computer imac

  Looking for a new or a used computer?

• Video editing in real-time, is it possible?

  Hey all, first of all thank you for reading this post.

  I would like to know if it is possible to apply some effects (especially twixtor, some warp stabilizer, color correction) and see the result (perhaps at lower resolution, resolution 1/2, 1/4), without rendering, but the liquid (to check the image goes accordingly with audio, to see the speed change is control with twixtor, etc...)

  I have a laptop that is supposed to be powerful: i7-4800mq, 16 GB of RAM, GTX765M, and (perhaps it s the reason why I Don t see the expected result) a hard drive 7200 RPM (SATA 3 GB/s, with 64 GB SSD mSATA capture)

  I use the video recorded mainly a gopro 3 black and first pro cs6, sequelae. 1080, 60 frames per second.

  I want to change my computer because I have to do a lot of editing of short videos, a lot of twixtor and can´t waiting for renderize whenever I change something and the bar changes from green/yellow to red.

  I would like to know:

  -If it is normal, with my computer

  -If you intend to buy a computer, instead of asking which component you should buy part of (of course you can), what you think of these two:

  option 1:

  I7 - 4790 K 4.0 Ghz

  MSI GeForce GTX 980 Twin Frozr OC 4 GB GDDR5 V

  Motherboard: MSI Z97 Gaming ACK 9

  Hard drive:

  • Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 3 TB SATA3 64 MB
  • Samsung 840 Evo series of SSD SATA3 500 GB (250 GB x 2 In raid 0)

  Kingston HyperX DDR3 2400 16GB PC3 - 19200 2x8GB CL11 Savage

  
  

  Price: approximately 2100 euros

  option 2:

  4790 K I7

  2 x GTX760 2 GB of GDDR5 memory

  Motherboard: GA-Z97X-SLI

  Hard drive:

  - 2 x HDD 1 TB 7200 RPM Seagate ST1000DM003
  

  -2 x SSD 120 GB Kingston V300
  

  16GB DDR3 1600 MHz (2x8GB) HyperX blue Fury series HX316C10FK2/16

  Price: about 1600 euro

  I know that I can use proxyes, but I think proxyes with less resolution gives problems with the stabilizer of warp and with less fps gives problems with twixtor.

  Don't you think that I'll be able to do the video editing in real-time with these computers? Thank you very much!

  GoPro black 3 is very slow on CS6. Twixtor is poorly threaded and does not support CUDA acceleration.

  Re option 1:

  • The 980 is way exaggerated, a 760 is more than enough.
  • 16 GB memory isn't enough, you want 32 GB.
  • Forget the EVO. It's far too slow with the Scriptures. Get a 850 Pro.
  • Get a few more HARD and SSD drive to improve disk i/o.

  Re option 2:

  • A single video card is supported under CS6. Go on the other.
  • 16 GB memory isn't enough, you want 32 GB.
  • a single 120 GB SSD for media cache and previews is very low. Better to use 256 GB Samsung 850 Pro.

  With GoPro material and even with the improvements suggested (more memory, better disk i/o) that you will still experience slowness, jerks, unstable behaviour, because of the quad core CPU.

  See Page Tweakers

• Building a new computer video editing, need Suggestions!

  Hello

  I use after effects for awhile, and I was wondering if you could help me with the choice of parts to finally make a custom PC.

  It's my first time doing so, and I completely didn't reconcile with all the technical words out there, so I was wondering if someone could advise me on the correct parts to make a GOOD PC video editing.

  For the moment, I have a laptop with:

  GeForce GT 640M

  Intel Core i7-3635QM - CPU @2. 40 GHz

  8 GB RAM

  This laptop translates previews with slow, RAM (I'm aware of the ways to speed up) and General accidents with several other adobe programs.

  What I want is a high-end PC, which can easily whizz through previews RAM and not there miss you on speeds.

  I join with my laptop to play games such as DayZ, field, etc. (with high refresh rates!)

  Any advice would be, thanks,

  techyguy01

  AE will never be whizz through all RAM previews. It is an illusion does not hang to the. Check the various discussions on performance optimizations and rendered MP. There will be conditions that prevent the maxing out resources such as the specific CoDecs and effects only work in a single thread and so on. the rest is too vague. Speed and performance are influenced by factors 1 million. You can follow the recommendations of Adobe and buy the best and fast SSD for storage and caches, but no results because you do not have the kind of work that this recommendation is based on (workflow combined with the first and massive footage I/O). In the end, we can spend the next three days to discuss, but the simple truth is that you have to know what you need and a balanced system is much more important than having a high performance component standout as a super expensive graphics card, but it be hampered by less effective and efficient components. Get some current core7i is in your price range, 32 GB of RAM, 2 SSD drives to the system and cache and tray 2 or 3 disks for storage. In addition there is really not much to say.

  Mylenium

• Portable light for video editing?

  Hello

  I'm going on a long trip to Asia where I'll do a video on the go a lot. I'm open to Mac or PC, with a preference for PC. Can anyone advise me on the best weight for the compromise of performance?

  I thought I'd go for a Dell XPS 13 with this configuration:

  • 3rd generation Intel® Core™ i7-3537U processor (4 M Cache, up to 3.1 GHz)
  • Windows 8, 64-bit, English
  • 13.3 "FHD 1080 p
  • 8GB<sup>1</sup> DDR3 Memory SDRAM at 1600 MHz
  • 256GB Solid State Drive
  • Intel HD 4000
  • 2.99 lbs

  I'm a bit wary of the Intel HD 4000. The rest looks pretty good to me, what do you think?

  I don't need first-class performance, but I don't want to fall asleep on my Pad Thai in waiting for the rendering of base effects.

  Thank you very much

  1. A laptop is always a compromise and can not outstanding performance.
  2. Only 8 GB of memory is a serious drawback, 16 GB would be much better.
  3. Only a single SSD is not enough. You need at least one other 7200 RPM (e) SATA disk or drive USB3 for media.
  4. You need a power outlet to power the additional disk and one for the laptop, because the battery is not the last long enough under the heavy.
  5. The Intel HD 4000 card STINKS for video editing, especially compared to 1 + GB VRAM and nVidia with CUDA.
  6. The i7-3537u is only a dual core 2.0 GHz.

  The best you can expect is a system that is part of the bottom 5%, at least 30-50 x slower than a fast system. Be aware that when a fast system needs an hour to export a timeline, this laptop will need three or four days for the same work. Another reason, that you need from this socket. See reference PPBM5

• Help in obtaining loans for a simple video editing MBP

  I am trying to put things in place on a slightly older Macbook Pro.

  Here is my system configurations:

  OS X Version of El Capitan 10.11.5

  The MacBook Pro mid-2010

  Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  Memory 4 GB 1067 < Hz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce 320 M 256 MB graphics card

  I learned that my GPU's massively underpowered, i.e. 256 MB of VRAM is much too small.

  Through my research, I also determined that the GPU can be replaced, because I think it is welded in to the motherboard.

  In addition, my hard drive is probably not good either, quite right? Core 2 duo of is not as good as the new i7. So what are my options?

  I used to be able to run at least iMovie and slap some clips together for short videos, even add music. I lost iMovie during the upgrade to Yosemite and am trying to figure out if it's worth trying again (for $15). Before that I tried Davinci resolve 12.5 (which is more than my computer can manipulate wayyy), and then I even tried the GoPro simple studio software. Turns out that GoPro software is not that simple if you're not using images of the GoPro and my computer was struggling to convert, rendering, see even the files. And I don't think I'd be able to make the colors in GoPro calibration software, so I'm a little more than. I don't think I need all the features of Final Cut Pro, as I'm looking to throw together a few vacation pictures and some pictures again, also a timelapse here and there in the video, etc.

  I want to mention the GoPro software comes to losing me a lot of cred in this question, but this is where I am. I don't want to really go out and start building a computer for video editing (although it seems I could do relatively cheap ~ $ 600)

  Thoughts? Suggestions? What would you do if you could do it again?

  In addition, the camera that I mainly record the images and still images is a Panasonic G6

  Thanks for any help!

  What about iMovie.  .  .  have you tried looking in your AppStore account to see if it is still available as a free download?

  It is likely that you will not be able to install FCP X directly from the app store on your computer, probably, he does not meet the minimum specs for the latest version.

  However, you can download on a Mac more modern and copy it to all but you really need a more powerful Mac.

  You can download a free 30-day trial version to see if it will work in terms of: -.

  http://www.Apple.com/FinalCutPro/trial/

• iMovie video editing problem.

  I really need help, well my iMovie trying to edit and cut the clips I want, the music video for hole lighting in yellow music video for hole. It won't let me choose parts of the video clips that I need.

  I have to start from the beginning of the video clip and then do scroll down to the end of the video clip making the yellow light mounting bar high to the point where I want to stop at.

  Can anyone please help me because I want to return to normal to where I can just take my starting point in the clip video editing I want but it keeps on high clip the entire video of light yellow

  I also uninstalled the program and installed back but he continues to do

  Another thing to is that my video with cutting parts not work either when I try to highlight the parts I want to cut out.

  Do you mean that it highlights the full clip in the browser before drag you it into your project? I don't think that there is a way to choose a starting point there but if slide you in your project, you can find the place you want to cut, and then select the command-B (Split clip). This he divided into two parts and you can remove the part you want.

• Satellite 1800 Series, upgrade for video editing

  Is it possible use you my Satellite 1800 for video editing. (pinnacle studio 8/9)
  I now 256 MB in use, HD is original and the processor is the processor INTEL celeron-995 MHz.
  And is it possible to replace the DVD on a DVD - RW
  Thank you
  John

  The my Satellite 1800 Series drive is fixed mounted, yours is too (I think). The only way to change the disk is to go to the next dealer Toshiba one ask him if there is a reader, that it might recommend.

• What would be the best video editing and photo editing software to use for an iMac for advanced users?

  My first exposure to video and photo editing is on a PC with Adobe Premier and Adobe Photoshop.  I own a Macbook Air and have used iMovie and iPhoto.  It took me a few years to sort and organize thousands of photos archived and videos.  Now, with the changes in Final Cut Pro and the loss of the opening, I am, even once, sitting on the fence.  Compatibility between the software has always been a controversial issue and that you accumulate more and more files, it would be nice if Apple should keep in mind to develop software that can be upgraded seamlessly without losing or change any data.  For example, the photo is correct, once you become familiar with it. However, personally, I like the way events were created in iPhoto, but also how you can scrub through each event, just sweep a finger of each event.  Now in the Photos, you need to scroll right rows and rows of pictures, which seems to be a step backward when it comes down to the speed and convenience. I finally have the time to go back to my hobby of video editing and I was about to buy an iMac or a Macbook Pro.  What is the best choice for video and photo editing, or should I be looking back to Adobe?

  You can go to Phase One's Capture One.