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  • Edius and the new Sony HDCAM EX

    In anticipation of the new Sony HDCAM EX camera that I saw At NAB I have ordered a new work station. It was time anyway so I went ahead with the order with 4.5 coming out any day now.

    My Question : What kind of slot or card reader will I need for the new machine? My Sony Vaio laptop already has it built in. I look forward to avoiding the long capture times. My average project now is about 3 hours of tape that has to be edited down to about 1.5 hours in order to fit comfortably on a SD DVD.


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    Ronnie
    Ronnie Martin
    Kato Video Productions
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    You'll need to add an ExpressCard reader to your desktop -- this one should work:

    Synchrotech manufactures, distributes, and supports PCMCIA, PC Card, ExpressCard, Memory Cards, FireWire, USB, PCIe, and X25 technologies.

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    • #3
      If your Vaio has express, you should be able to insert the card and transfer to either an internal or external drive attached to the laptop. At least I hope so as this is what I need to do whilst shooting.

      Paul
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      • #4
        Thanks guys: I sent the info to Ashley at Guy Graphics who is building the nie machine. I want to get around the long capture times. Most of my projects are about 3 hours of raw footage and that means more than 3 hours to get the footage into the computer. I think I could capture with my laptop but I want to get the footage into the workstation that is going to do the final edit.

        Besides I don't know if an external HD set up would be fast enought to capture HD.

        Ronnie
        Ronnie Martin
        Kato Video Productions
        main system: custom built by Edit HD Ultma 277,Intel (R) core (TM) i7 2600K cpu 3.40 GHz 3.40Ghz, 16GB ram, Windows 7, Intel HD (R) graphics 3000, NVIDA Gforce GT 440, C drive Samsung SSD 850 pro, video drive WD 3TB SATA, 2 LG Bluray drives, External WD SATA 2TB storage/backup drives in thermaltake Black device. edius 8.3 WG

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        • #5
          Originally posted by RonnieMartin View Post
          Besides I don't know if an external HD set up would be fast enought to capture HD.
          It should be -- I have had no problem capturing 100Mbps DVCProHD to both Firewire 400 and USB 2 drives using DV Rack 2.1 HD.

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