hf100 or hv20 & Vegas Editing


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hf100 or hv20 & Vegas Editing
by Mel Perez on Mar 21, 2009 at 5:06:25 am

Hi..am currently deciding on the purchase of a HF100 or the HV20.Am currently editing with Vegas Pro 8a and DVD architect 4.5, on a 2.4ghz quad core,2gb ram, 512mb Nvidia video card. Am currently on a pretty tight budget so was looking at the HV20 but really prefer the HF100's flash format. Most of what i shoot is for community organizations and local public tv. I've read so much about achvd editing problems, even with Vegas pro ,that i am tempted to stay with the HV20.Other than upgrading my ram, would my pc setup be enough for avchd, and is Vegas pro 8.0a ok? Also, Sony offers free updates to Vegas 8.0c plus DVDA 5.0. Are these updates worthwhile or even necessary? Just don't have the luxury or time for steep learning curves and more purchases . Would appreciate any thoughts...Thanks

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hf100 or hv20 & Vegas Editing by Mel Perez on Mar 21, 2009 at 5:06:25 am
- Re: hf100 or hv20 & Vegas Editing by John Kert on Mar 26, 2009 at 9:35:10 am
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