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Final Cut or Video Editing on MBP
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Short of dealing with uncompressed HD, you'll find a MBP to be very capable of editing and rendering video.
However, of course, in comparison to a Mac Pro, you'll find the MBP smoked.
Depending on your budget, I'd definitely recommend the MP for editing, however, the MBP will do very well also.
However, of course, in comparison to a Mac Pro, you'll find the MBP smoked.
Depending on your budget, I'd definitely recommend the MP for editing, however, the MBP will do very well also.
I can echo the last post. I use Final Cut Express do some editing on my mbp, which it handles very good. However, there is no comparison with my Mac Pro and the full final cut studio.
I Use a 15'' 2.33 MBP for work, when im editing on the road (news) its good, and provided that your patient and really know the software you can get some excellent results
there are problems however if you are ever using a Canopus box or and external firewire drive, as you can have problems playing out of the final cut after a reasonably long edit.
I have a 2.8ghz Mac pro at home, and have one suite at work when im working on features. i couldnt cut a feature on the MBP, would drive me completely nutz but as for short 3-5min packages then its fine, do wish work had given the the 17'' though
there are problems however if you are ever using a Canopus box or and external firewire drive, as you can have problems playing out of the final cut after a reasonably long edit.
I have a 2.8ghz Mac pro at home, and have one suite at work when im working on features. i couldnt cut a feature on the MBP, would drive me completely nutz but as for short 3-5min packages then its fine, do wish work had given the the 17'' though