Christopher Targia
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Sounds like a great idea!
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Just letting everyone know the elgato Turbo.264HD is the best $150 I have spent, it works great!
Word to the wise, elgato has not tech support number WTF!
And you can change the built in presets, however its not as specific as quicktime exporter, but damn its fast!
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DVCPro HD 720p
its a WD MyBook 1TB, I am guessing I need to get a PCI-E card and get eSata support on my Mac Pro?
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No, this will be windows laptops with quicktime I will look into this Elgato Turbo.264, thank you
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“DETAILS!” – DUH!
sorry
HD DVCProHD 720p 29.97
Im not worried so much about editing it, its the trans-coding time that’s freaking me out. These will be 30 minute clips. They footage needs to be exported into a file, then copied onto a Harddrive and then copied over onto a laptop that is connected up to a plasma screen. Just going to be played in Quicktime or something, whatever works best. It will be DVI or RGB from the Laptop.
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Also, I can’t seemed to find a serial number with my OSX Disk, do I need one?
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I think this is what I will do, the only problem now is, finding 2 hours were I don’t need to use my Mac Pro!
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I have one HDD on my Mac Pro, it is a Raid 5 array, I can backup everything on it onto a External and Redo my OS, is that wise?
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well, im on a company computer, getting a new drive and all that stuff is unnesisary red tape i need to go through, can I keep this OS install and just wipe my FCS and install a new one?
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Make sure you are using a good codec, H.264 is the most popular and works well with windows, if you are just exporting it might be going out in a FCP only format that will not play on any system that doesn’t have FCP installed.