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| "Peter Hanwright" wrote in message ... Hi, thinking of purchasing the Shuttle SB61 G2 P4 version for editing DV clips. Has anyone had any experience with these? Proposed spec 2.6 GH 800 FSB 512 DDR 400 160 Gb hard drive ATI 9600 pro Windows XP Take into consideration the advice of some (many?) that 2 HD is desirable for video editing. How will you fit two HD? You can put one in the floppy bay but it is tight and might lead to overheating. Or you could add an external firewire drive of course. Otherwise it is just the same components as any regular sized computer so why should there be a problem. Loz |
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| "loz" wrote in message ... "Peter Hanwright" wrote in message ... Hi, thinking of purchasing the Shuttle SB61 G2 P4 version for editing DV clips. Has anyone had any experience with these? Proposed spec 2.6 GH 800 FSB 512 DDR 400 160 Gb hard drive ATI 9600 pro Windows XP Take into consideration the advice of some (many?) that 2 HD is desirable for video editing. How will you fit two HD? You can put one in the floppy bay but it is tight and might lead to overheating. Or you could add an external firewire drive of course. Otherwise it is just the same components as any regular sized computer so why should there be a problem. Loz Cheers for that, Would firewire or USB2 be better? I've already got an external USB2 enclosure with removable caddy so it would be handy if its suitable might actually save some money for a change Pete |
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| "loz" wrote in message ... "Peter Hanwright" wrote in message ... Hi, thinking of purchasing the Shuttle SB61 G2 P4 version for editing DV clips. Has anyone had any experience with these? Proposed spec 2.6 GH 800 FSB 512 DDR 400 160 Gb hard drive ATI 9600 pro Windows XP Take into consideration the advice of some (many?) that 2 HD is desirable for video editing. How will you fit two HD? You can put one in the floppy bay but it is tight and might lead to overheating. Or you could add an external firewire drive of course. Otherwise it is just the same components as any regular sized computer so why should there be a problem. Experience has made me wary of: Non Intel CPUS Intel Celerons Built in graphics These are excellent as a Living Room appliance (i.e. stick a DVD Writer, WinTV card and Satellite Card and you have an ultimate "media centre" PVR). You can even get an IR remote widget. I wouldn't use one as a general purpose Desktop PC or for Video edit except casual PVR top n Tail prior to DVD write from Satellite recodring (which does not need re-encoded). I'd like to get one for under the TV set. Set it up with second IR widget that it controls TV, Digibox, VHS etc etc too from its received IR. Ultimate learning remote. GypsyMedia "Digiguide" 11 Euro a year for program listings. Beats Tivo or Sky+ -- Watty IRELAND |
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| "Watty" wrote in message ... Hi, thinking of purchasing the Shuttle SB61 G2 P4 Proposed spec 2.6 GH 800 FSB 512 DDR 400 160 Gb hard drive ATI 9600 pro Windows XP Experience has made me wary of: Non Intel CPUS Intel Celerons Built in graphics These are excellent as a Living Room appliance (i.e. stick a DVD Writer, WinTV card and Satellite Card and you have an ultimate "media centre" PVR). You can even get an IR remote widget. I wouldn't use one as a general purpose Desktop PC or for Video edit except casual PVR top n Tail prior to DVD write from Satellite recodring (which does not need re-encoded). However, the spec he has provided features none of the things you are wary of :-) i.e it is a fast P4 machine, with an AGP graphics card. Loz |
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