[Ti] Any DV specialists here?

[Dave Friesen]

3.6 MB per second is the correct answer. That will add up darn quick.

[http://dvrecorder.com/] is one HD solution.

Should work fine with the Powerbook.

DVD-R for long term storage, external HD for editing.

I'm not sure how much heavy editing I'd do on a laptop. It's going to work
the drive pretty good.

It'd be interesting to hear from some pros on this.

On 5/12/03 1:39 PM, "Kynan Shook" <kshook at mac.com> wrote:

> Bill Reburn <reburn at mts.net> writes:
>> Is there a rule of thumb for how much space video/audio information
>> takes on
>> a HD? For some reason 1Mb/sec pops up in my mind.
> 
> It depends on the format, compression rate, resolution, color depth...
> ;-)
> If you're thinking DV format (what iMovie imports), that runs at 3.6 MB
> per second.  However, that is a fairly high data rate as far as video
> compression goes.  A high-quality compressed movie trailer would
> probably be in the neighborhood of 150-350 KBps.
> 
> 
> 
> Kynan Shook
> kshook at mac.com
> http://homepage.mac.com/kshook/index.html
> 
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