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I finally did it! I ordered a turnkey video editing system from DVLine.com. Here is what I ordered:
Next I added on two Western Digital 200GB UltraATA 7200RPM disks and formatted them as a dynamic spanned volume. This was originally motivated by needing to put together a promo video for Catalyst's presentation of "No Turning Back" in 2001. This was originally done at Cascadia College on a G4 computer with Media 100 equipment. When I started searching, I found that there are a lot of options on the PC that can produce very good video. My first foray into this was with Pinnacle Studio DV 7 on a machine with an ASUS A7V133 motherboard. This worked okay, but I wanted to be able to input from and output to VHS, so I upgraded to Pinnacle Studio Deluxe 8. Again, this worked okay, but we had to install it on a separate installation of Windows XP, and then we had trouble with audio/video sync. We ended up having to output through the video camera to the VHS recorder. What a pain! I finally decided that I'd had enough, so I started looking again at Canopus DVStorm and Avid XpressDV. I finally decided on the DVStorm. Video Editing LinksManufacturers
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