Gargoyle13
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Good choice!
Sounds like a pretty sweet machine!
Good luck, and enjoy! -
I should’ve posted this sooner, but the problem has been solved.
There was nothing wrong with my DVD or my reader.
As it turns out, the installation of Premiere Pro 2 is VERY susceptible to conflicting with other software on your pc.
Long story short… I ended up having to pretty much re-install my OS, thereby wiping the slate clean, as it were.
As soon as I was dealing with just Premiere Pro 2, it took off and installed like a champ.
It was a fairly tedious process, but well worth the effort.
And I lived happily ever after! -
It’s not that I don’t trust in AMD… I’ve had them before and they’re excellent processors.
Lots of bang for the buck!
However, I work for a corporation that has some sort of approved vendor system, and they use intell… which is nothing to sneeze at.
What do I care? I’m not paying for it!
Anyway, they weren’t asking about an AMD chip… just 2 different intell chips. -
As far as I know, no downside.
We’re using Premier Pro 2 w/xp pro, and we’re going to get 2 more systems just like it.
Works great… I don’t see how the media edition would have drawbacks.
I’ve messed around on a Media Center edition suite, and as far as I can tell, they seem to work exactly the same. -
Faster processor dude.
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I just got Adobr Premier 2, and I LOVE it!
In my opinion, Premiere is just getting better and better.
I’ve edited on many different platforms… Discreet 6.5, Premier 6 and Premier 1.5, and Final Cut Pro. Premier Pro 2 is by far the best of all these systems.
They’ve addressed issues I didn’t even know were issues.
I don’t know what your problems are, but speaking from my own experience, Premier Pro 2 is slickity!
(That’s good.)