Thanks.
Expresscard to SATA seems like my best option for dependable field capture.
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Does anybody have any experience with an expresscard adapter with eSATA ports?Leave a comment:
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Thanks for your help.
The only thing the laptop would be used for is capturing live from the camera.
I will edit on my desktop system.
Does anybody have any experience with an expresscard adapter with eSATA ports?
This seems like the best way to hook up my external drives to the laptop.
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Also Kevin is right, use eSATA. USB should be ok but you might have problems if you want to do more than 1 stream. Scrubbing might be slow too.
If you are not satisfied with the speed, C2D 2.0Ghz laptops are about $600-700 nowadays.Leave a comment:
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Dell Inspiron 6400 - Pentium Dual-Core 1.6Ghz - 2 gig ram.
1 Internal drive, Windows XP.
I could capture to a USB drive or use an Expresscard to eSATA drive.
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What's the specs? DVCPROHD is much easier to handle than HQ. It's a fixed bitrate (CBR) codec.Leave a comment:
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You can capture directly to DVCPRO HD (Canopus HD codec) over Firewire. That would be your highest-quality capture as it's really just a data transfer versus a compression.Leave a comment:
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Hello,
Since Broadcast & Pro have merged in V5, I was wondering if firewire capture formats might be any different?
If I put Edius 5 on my laptop and feed it DVCPROHD over firewire, what are my highest capture quality options?
Can I capture to any specific codecs or just HQ?
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