Aanarav Sareen
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I use the Dell Inspiron 9300 (a Pentium M system) I had the same issues with my P4 laptop, ie: overheating, excessive noise and poor battery life. I switched to the Pentium M machine in March or so and couldnt be happier. Although, weighing in at about 7lbs, the system is extremely quite, very cool and the battery life is about 5 hours or so.
My specs:
Pentium M 2.0ghz (533 mhz FSB)
1GB DDR2 RAM
ATI x300 Graphics card
CD-RW/DVD ROM
17 inch WUXGA screen (Widescreen [16:10] 1920*1200 resolution)Aanarav Sareen
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Project dimensions?
Clip dimensions?
Preview quality (draft or best?)Aanarav Sareen
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Try encoding with Canopus Procoder and see if you can convert it to DV AVI.
Aanarav Sareen
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Any hardware of software changes? Any other DVD burning softwares running in the background (Nero or Roxio)
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Are you using Premiere 6.x or Premiere Pro?
Aanarav Sareen
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What other “booster” programs do you have? Seems like a software conflict. If this started happening recently, did you install and new software or hardware? If so, disable the hardware and use system restore to roll back the system to the last known good configuration.
Aanarav Sareen
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Glad to know that you will be there. Anyone else going to be at DV Expo?
Anyway, I sent you an email regarding something completely different. Do appreciate your input.
Aanarav Sareen
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I actually migtrated to Avid Xpress Pro for a while. I have used Vegas and FCP in the past on various client’s systems and here is my (un-biased) opinion:
1. Vegas: I just cannot get used to it. For some reason, I prefer to work with a source > program monitor workflow.
2. FCP: Almost the same as Premiere Pro. The only thing I found to be cumbersome was the effects.
3. Avid: Good interface, but the process is too combuersome, as you have to enter various modes to do simple things.
4. Premiere Pro: Great interface. Maybe a little more complex than Vegas or so, but once you get the hang if it, you should be fine. The onething that is great about Premniere Pro is the amount of knowledge available online, for free or minimal cost. Another great thing about Premiere Pro is its integration with other Adobe apps. For only $1500 and a good system, you can have an amazing post production system. (Unlike the Avid Xpress Pro Studio) Oh, if you have a decent system, you probably will not require any extra hardware.Aanarav Sareen
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What are your export settings? Does this also happen when you use a defauly PPRO preset (not the ones provided with Blackmagic or Matrox)
Aanarav Sareen
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Ah! Thanks for the info Mark.
Aanarav Sareen
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