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Re: Editing with Premiere on a Laptop
by Warren Morningstar on Jun 30, 2008 at 9:02:20 pm

I'm running CS2 on a ThinkPad T42 (1.60 GHZ Pentium M - single core) with a 2nd hard drive in the megamedia bay and 3 gigs of RAM. Works just fine with SD (DV) video. I've cut a lot of things in the field. It will handled HDV (mpeg) timelines if they are simple and you have patience. Tends to choke if you try to use Cineform Aspect intermediate codec.



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