[geeks] SGI Indy/I2 video software question...
Mike Hebel
nimitz at speakeasy.net
Sun Jan 12 13:42:13 CST 2003
That't kinda what I figured. I was just looking to see if the I2/Indy
boxea I have (R4400, 200mhz) would take less time time to render video
than my G3, 128M iBook and Final Cut Pro 2. I'm actually looking for a
reason to keep the Indy/I2 boxes when I move here soon. I'm probably
going to have to get rid of most everything else but them, the iBook, my
Cyrix/Jetway Linux server, and some misc parts/drives/etc.
Thanks for the answers guys!
Mike Hebel
Kurt Huhn wrote:
> Mike Hebel <nimitz at speakeasy.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Does Irix 6.5 come with a video editor - something along the lines of
>>what Final Cut Pro does for the Mac? I know the Indy in 5.3 had some
>>capture software but no editing stuff that I could find.
>>
>>If I wanted to use some software to edit video on the I2 what would be
>>the best to use? (The video would be captured elsewhere - like by the
>>Indy.)
>>
>
>
> Moviemaker is decent - it's no Final Cut Pro, but it's good for what it
> does. Just be sure not to convert to MPEG before trying to edit the
> stream. A while back moviemaker couldn't edit MPEG, I suspect that
> hasn't changed. There's also soundtrack, which is the soundtrack
> editor, as the name suggests.
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