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    With Edius it says it wants a 128 meg card for HD editing. What if im editing HD footage in the DV preset? I have a mini I use for rough edit cuts then I take it home to finish and output. Can I still do that in HD?
    Randy

    Asus sabertooth MB Z97 16 gigs of ram SSD system and edit drives Nvidia GTX-660 video card

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    AFAIK the Mac Mini's use an onboard Intel graphics card, not sure which version. If the processor is a C2D then you should be ok.

    By HD do you mean HDV? Uncompressed HD? DVCPROHD? XDCAM HD? There are many formats that fall in the HD category.

    I think the 128MB limit is for Direct3D overlay...

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    • #3
      Originally posted by STORMDAVE View Post
      I think the 128MB limit is for Direct3D overlay...
      More or less just "overlay" - irrespective of what method you set EDIUS to use..

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      • #4
        Yes I meant HDV, I was trying to edit my HDV footage on my mini and I couldnt even get it to play for more than a second. In hind sight it could be VISTA ******* up all the resources and the USB 2 hard drive. I never seem to get very fast transfer rates via Firewire/USB 2 with VISTA. I wonder if I went back to XP if it would run better. Or if I should just sell the Mini.
        Randy

        Asus sabertooth MB Z97 16 gigs of ram SSD system and edit drives Nvidia GTX-660 video card

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        • #5
          Originally posted by rando View Post
          Yes I meant HDV, I was trying to edit my HDV footage on my mini and I couldnt even get it to play for more than a second. In hind sight it could be VISTA ******* up all the resources and the USB 2 hard drive. I never seem to get very fast transfer rates via Firewire/USB 2 with VISTA. I wonder if I went back to XP if it would run better. Or if I should just sell the Mini.
          By the sound of it you are trying to edit in Native HDV and with a slow processor, it will just clog up regardless of the graphics card. Even the fastest have trouble with native. If you have Edius on both and you do not say and it will only capture in native on a slow computer, set up a "Watch Folder" and convert to HQ AVI and you should be amazed at the difference and the quality is no different
          Regards Barry
          Win 10HP, EDIUS WG9.4, HD Spark, Boris RED 5, VMW6, Authorworks 6, Bluff Titler, VisTitler 2.8, NEAT 3/4, Mercalli 2/4, Vitascene, Izotope RX6 Plugin, NewBlue, Trend Micro AV
          GB GA-X58A-UD3R MB, i7 [email protected], 12G 1600mhz Mem, Samsung EVO-250G SSD, 3x2T RAID, GTX 970W OC, 2x24 inch LG Monitors
          Canon XH-A1/ Canon HF-G30, GoPro Hero3 Black, Edit @1920 50p HQ preset

          https://vimeo.com/user2157719/videos
          Laptop ASUS G752VT-GC060T Win 10HP, Edius WG8.53 Samsung M2 SSD 256G+1Tb HD,

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          • #6
            These are Canopus HQ files, This Mini is a secondary editing machine for me but its real handy . SHHH. . . I keep it on my desk at work with a KVM switch and when im not doing my regular job I edit. then I take my portable drive home and output to DVD. People think its just a fancy DVD drive. It kinda struggles with DV too a little but I think it may be a VISTA thing more than a Mini thing I mean it is a 2 gig CD2 with 3 gigs of memory the only real limitations are the video card and the hard drive(Firewire/USB 2) I have a Lacie gig-E NAS drive I may bring in and give a shot.
            Randy

            Asus sabertooth MB Z97 16 gigs of ram SSD system and edit drives Nvidia GTX-660 video card

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