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What are the computer specification of the FanEditors?

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Do you have an specific specs of computer to those who FanEdit...

Thank you....
 
if you have a pc or a mac that you can install on a decent video editing application and you can rip dvd movies as well, then you are pretty much set. my walking dead fanedit was done on a 4 year old pc ( i have my awesome laptop now :p)
 
It depends on what you're editing with. I made Transformers on a dual core Pentium with 2GB of ram, but in order to move to HD editing i'm currently building a six-core AMD 3.3 GHz with 16GB of ram and a dedicated 1GB video card.
 
I'm on the high end: I have an Intel Core i7 2.66GHz with 16GB RAM and a dedicated EVGA nVidia 560ti w/ 1GB RAM.
 
If you aren't using HD and don't mind long rendering times, you don't need a fancy-pants computer ;)
 
TV's Frink said:
If you aren't using HD and don't mind long rendering times, you don't need a fancy-pants computer ;)
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Like: Intel Core2 Duo CPU E7400 @ 2.80GHz and 4.0GB RAM. ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series. It's not very fast, but I have never been frustrated with it and as long as I feel like that, it will continue to suffice.
 
Cool! Thanks guys.

But I have tried editing HD (and render it too) in a Dual Core with a 2GB of RAM.

When rendering
I don't render the entire movie, I render them 1 by 1. Like render 30 minutes for today then another 30 on the next day and so on.

I merge them with muxer or something...

But a faster computer would be great.... Thanks for the reply...
 
Veepu said:
Cool! Thanks guys.

But I have tried editing HD (and render it too) in a Dual Core with a 2GB of RAM.

When rendering
I don't render the entire movie, I render them 1 by 1. Like render 30 minutes for today then another 30 on the next day and so on.

I merge them with muxer or something...

But a faster computer would be great.... Thanks for the reply...
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Depending on how intelligently the editing program you are using is designed, your 30 minute divisions shouldn't make a difference. That is just a function of hard drive storage space.
 
i am using SOny Vegas Pro 10, I am learning how to use Adobe Premiere CS5.5...
 
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