Harm Millaard
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Interesting, but mute if you do not have the source to re-compile, since Adobe is NOT going to do it for you. Do you have the source code for PP? I don’t think so.
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No, I wanted to say the proposed components may, just may be marginally acceptable for DV work only. Prepare to invest in new hardware in a short time, so depreciation is significant. The expected technical life span is less than 12 months. For HDV it is no good.
The real question, that was not answered, is what is the budget and what kind of projects with what material (SD or HDV) need to be done.
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Since you didn’t answer the questions I posed, I have to assume you want a good system and cost is no object. 8 GB Ram is worthwhile when running Vista and using PP, PS, EN, AE, SB all at the same time.
Why anybody would use AMD at this moment, when Intel is way ahead in price/performance is a mystery to me. Your initial specs tend towards old day technology, severely outdated.
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Still no. Wrong CPU, wrong video card, not enough memory, etc.
Since you have no upper limit on your budget, consider at least a mobo with Seaburg chipset, 2 quad core X5365’s and at least 8 GB RAM. -
No. You need to tell what material you want to edit with what applications, what sort of projects you usually handle, etc. Also what budget you have.
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Or use AE and export lossless with alpha.
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You are beta testing with a non supported OS, figure it out yourself.
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Revert back to XP Pro or wait till Q3 for the release of CS3.
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nVidia GeForce 8600 would fit the bill nicely.
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The DV spec says audio must be 48 KHZ. If you convert your audio to 48 KHz prior to importing into your project, not converting it when it is already imported, that may work. So, delete from your project, close PP, convert in another application, open PP, import the new audio file and put it in the TL.