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This might be a silly, common sense question, but can I import an AVI or any other video formated video on a portable hard drive. Say, for example, I have shot a film lasting 40 minutes and I convert it to avi format and then can I send it to my portable hard drive and play it on others pcs? Can I convert a TV footage recorded in mpeg-4 and convert it or not convert it and send it to my portable hard drive and still play on someone else's pcs?
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As the external hard drive costs became competitive, more & more use it as the working drive for video editing: capture_import ; edit (drag/drop files & effects); render_save; share_DVD. Muvee project (the work-in-progress) is normally saved for succeeding edits.
Some say that consistent reformating of this working drive helps out avoid the jerky video. Usually an internal hard drive would contain a large & varied content making it near impossible to reformat.
Last but not least, since the external HDD is the working drive, the muvee project (w/ file links) is saved on this drive, it's more likely that you have the flexibility to re-edit the project from another pc assuming that the video editing app are the same for the other pc.
Back-up should be top priority as a HDD might conk out ...utmost care in hard drives handling- a must.
Hopefully, SSD (solid state drives) smaller size w/o moving parts will become competitive in capacity and price.
As the external hard drive costs became competitive, more & more use it as the working drive for video editing: capture_import ; edit (drag/drop files & effects); render_save; share_DVD. Muvee project (the work-in-progress) is normally saved for succeeding edits.
Some say that consistent reformating of this working drive helps out avoid the jerky video. Usually an internal hard drive would contain a large & varied content making it near impossible to reformat.
Last but not least, since the external HDD is the working drive, the muvee project (w/ file links) is saved on this drive, it's more likely that you have the flexibility to re-edit the project from another pc assuming that the video editing app are the same for the other pc.
Back-up should be top priority as a HDD might conk out ...utmost care in hard drives handling- a must.
Hopefully, SSD (solid state drives) smaller size w/o moving parts will become competitive in capacity and price.
Hard drive for video editing?
s.rodrigue
I'm in the market for a portable hard drive. I'm going to be using Final Cut Pro and want a portable hard drive that'll have one partition for backup and the other for video stuff and other storage. Price doesn't necessarily concern me as much. I'm looking at either a 500 GB 5400 RPM hard drive or a 320 GB 7200 RPM hard drive. I want the 500GB for its capacity but the 320 GB for its speed. Would there be much of a difference in regards to speed if I went with the 500 GB over the 320 GB? Which one should I get?
(My focus in regards to speed is mainly on video editing, not necessarily the backup)
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Video editing? Definitely go for a Seagate Barracuda 1.5Tb, it's about $150, good luck ;).
Video editing? Definitely go for a Seagate Barracuda 1.5Tb, it's about $150, good luck ;).
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