Remote Video Editing
I have been looking for a solution to edit AVCHD video while traveling without carrying around a full-fledged workstation PC for a long time now. I even contemplated to build one right into a carry-on luggage. Today I finally decided to experiment to access my newly built workstation (I called it Silent Screamer) using browser-based remote access software.
Read more here... http://innomind.org/index.php?option...id=76&Itemid=1 |
Why not simply get a notebook built around a dual core processor?
|
Quote:
|
I would think something like this would work pretty nicely:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834114437 That notebook is close to $1000 and only weighs about a pound and a half more than the M200. I've edited HDV on considerably less potent desktops. |
Quote:
|
Now I understand. I got the impression you were using the M200 as your remote terminal. I was looking at the Asus Eee recently, wishing it had a firewire port, so it could be used as flash memory recording device (for HDV) that could be mounted on my DVMultiRig Pro, or even on camera and also provide a nice 7" 800x480 monitor (delayed picture, but still quite useful).
|
Quote:
|
Unfortunately, there's no PCMCIA slot either.
|
I've been looking for something like the Eee, that has a firewire port or PCMCIA. I want something that is about the size of the Eee, has at least that resolution on the same (ore close to same) size LCD display, and has a slot for either CF or SCHC cards. I don't want it to have a hard drive (to heavy and sucks power).
If anyone knows of something like that, at a reasonable price, please let me know. I could build a device like that from parts, but it would be slightly bigger, not as neatly integrated, and cost twice as much. |
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 06:15 AM. |
DV Info Net -- Real Names, Real People, Real Info!
1998-2024 The Digital Video Information Network