How is it for editing video
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We have not used this computer for video editing, as such, we would not be able to provide a response.
1337491
Well, I only have movie maker to edit videos, but it loads videos really fast.
295247
for heavy video editing? I would have to say that you're going to need a computer with a better graphics card. This computer is all well and good for mild gaming and regular video editing however if you're going to use this computer strictly for video editing you might want one with a better graphics card
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if you're not planning on using adobe premiere (or other video editing software) with high memory usage then you dont really need to worry about memory speed... but if you're into video editing then get 2400....
2129502
To be honest, I haven't used it for that too much. I have done some music editing, and it seems to work just fine. I use my tower at home for most of my video work, this is just a travel machine.
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Thomas, I love the camera!!! It's extremely easy to transfer the videos to your PC to edit. I have found that even though the software initially permits "frame to frame" editing, it actually edits in segments on the PC. When transferring to "YouTube" I have lost the last segment, yet, I'm a novice at this. It is possible to edit on the camera directly which I have not yet tried. The camera is new to me and I wasn't yet confident enough that I may loose my videos while editing on the camera. The camera is amazing for far distance shooting, the main reason for my purchase. Hope this has been of help. cj
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It's powerful enough to handle basic video editing (chopping together home movies or YouTube videos) and could certainly handle music editing. I've played some games on it and they seem to run smoothly. It does not have a discrete graphics card, only packs 4GB of ram, and has an tiny 11" screen, so this definitely isn't a gaming laptop, but it will play your basic PC game.
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Honestly, Handyshare is a very simple program that's good for trimming start and end points and for adding reveb effect to a flat sounding recording. Unless your recording conditions are optimal, and they seldom are, I'd recommend going with a decent video editor, especially since you have a 64 bit OS. CyberLink Power Director 9 is fantastic. I'll admit that there's a bit of a learning curve with it but once you get the hang of it you can do just about anything you can imagine to your videos. Try the free (cut down version) trialware and read all the documentation, system requirements and such. It also comes with great tutorials. Don't buy without trying and good luck. Joe
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I doubt it would be good for your purposes. It's OK at 1080p but can bog down/stutter at times with a LOT of rapidly moving objects on screen - such as some parts of Guardians of The Galaxy. As for video editing - it could work .. but it sounds like you need a more robust card.
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I don't know about video editing, but it does get quite hot with gaming, depending on what kind of demands you're making on it, ie. if I play a fully modded Skyrim (with graphics packs etc) it gets hot to the point of crashing after 2 hours. With older games I don't get much problems. As I say though, I don't know how it handles video editing.
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This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM.
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That mostly depends on the software you get, but the hardware is more than able to use that software to edit video with minimal lag.
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Yes its good, but not great. It also depends on which software program you're using for your video editing. Many software programs use GPU acceleration and use the CUDA cores in the GPU to speed up video editing. The GTX 765M has 768 CUDA cores which is a nice amount. If your video editing is hobby or amateur it will do a good job. If you're a professional then you may want to get a computer with the 770M, 780M, or even a Quardo instead of a GeForce.
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Depends on a few things. First, you need a good enough cpu to handle both processes. Second, if you mean just running both using the web or picture editing, you'll be fine. But games and movie editing may be a different story. This card is powerful, and AMD works well with applications, but if you're talking about gaming and high-video memory usage tasks, you may wanna up your budget some more and get a higher end nvidia card. And by the way, I use this card in my rig, so I know what it can do. Hope this helps.
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Hello KC. Your mini would come with more then enough ram to do what you need. You have a 2.5 ghz processor, 4 gigs of ram... and if you manage to outgrow that you can upgrade the ram down the road. I am a graphic artist and work with memory intensive programs, it is very fast and haven't noticed any lag time as long as you don't have too many other programs open in the background. There is also an additional perk that you Mini comes pre-loaded with iMovie software so you can create videos from scratch. :)
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I've done a bit if video editing. It processes extremely fast! My previous Mac only had a 128mb graphics card, so it easily processes a video file 15-20 times faster.
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I wouldn't recommend it for video. It doesn't have enough power to watch videos especially 1080p and sometimes 720p will not run smooth.
1153469
It was a long time ago that my unit broke but as I recall you can NOT edit video with it. Do you have a computer? That would be better for editing. I recommend that you look at other options. :-)