[Wylug-discuss] Follow-ups on system purely for video editing + encoding/rendering
John Hodrien
J.H.Hodrien at leeds.ac.uk
Sun Jun 20 16:30:27 UTC 2010
On Sat, 19 Jun 2010, Dave Fisher wrote:
> 1. Have I read Paul and James correctly? -- i.e. can most transcoding
> probably be handled by a sufficiently poky multi-core CPU?
I'd say so, yes.
> 3. Can anyone suggest editing software, or a hardware-software bundle, that
> can solve the problem of scrolling back and forth through very large MPEG-2
> files, especially MPEG-2 transport streams?
I've used projectX which is somewhat rough and ready, but is perfectly
adequate for trimming/cutting/joining work. Certainly I've never found the
performance to be an issue dealing with multi-gigabyte MPEG2 Trasport Streams.
But I guess it depends on a lot on exactly what you're trying to do just how
fast you feel it needs to be.
A lot of the focus on fast disks for video editing I thought was based on you
working with high bitrate video (like 135Mbit SDI). Just how large are the
individual streams you're dealing with?
jh
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