Marcksv
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I guess it depends of what you have to do with the software and what kind of editor you are…
You would need a pick-up truck to haul wood and dirt and a sport car to race the track; Same thing goes with editing softwares!
I’ve worked on Discreet’s (now autodesk) fire/smoke as an editing tester in the past, after that I edited on Final Cut Pro (offline/online) with DV, HD material and my new contract is on Avid. Honestly I do prefer FCP as of now because I really don’t have much experience on Avid and I am still in the process of learning how to do stuff in this software… And even if Smoke/Fire are considered to be high-end editing systems (and I truly believe they are!), I would’nt like to do offline editing with those… But I’d love to offline in Final Cut. As for media managemen, it seems that Avid does a great job…
Each software has it’s pro’s and con’s and I guess each one has to look at what is their needs before considering any of the softwares available…
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I just finished editing a long show (2h30min) with a whole bunch of edits (had a switched pgm and 6iso cams) in HDCAM and we have 6Gig ram on the machine and it went very well and smooth!
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Hi there!
I have not had the chance to work with XDCAM HD yet… but one advice I could give you is to correct your subject… cause it says HDCAM instead of XDCAM HD…
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I am trying to do a DV50 NTSC anamorphic version of my project…