Does this device comply with system requirements for nonlinear video editing programs; Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media composer?
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I have no idea, I don't work with such tools. You better ask Toshiba directly through its webpage. I can tell you that the mouse of this particular PC is really bad, terrible to use !! I've had to use an external mouse from day one. Good luck.
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I couldn't say for sure the i5 series is a solid performer for video editing but consider getting something with a i7 processor or a dedicated graphics card to do anything heavy
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I have no idea, I don't work with such tools. You better ask Toshiba directly through its webpage. I can tell you that the mouse of this particular PC is really bad, terrible to use !! I've had to use an external mouse from day one.Good luck.
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I use Pinnacle Studio 12 ( acutally it's 12.1 - the Ultimate version ) and it works pretty well with my Quad Core computer and a good video card for editing AVCHD footage from this camera. I'm very pleased.Tony
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Go to the Avid website to verify if you can. I upgraded from 5.6 educational version without a problem.
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I don't know about premiere but. However I do use it with davinci resolve 11 and it works great! It will do anything I throw at it when it comes to video editing as well as any gaming. My hardware platform is very similar to yours so I would think it would work well for your system. Hope this helps!
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Hi Saad, here is a link to all the system requirements for adobe suites: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/system-requirements-design-premium.html
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Honestly I'm not sure. I use Sony Vegas Pro. I use the standalone device to capture various video shows. Then I simply import it into the third party video editing software. It works like a charm for me like that. Hope this helps.
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I use Premiere Pro 2.0 with some HD encoders, and VoltaicHD to convert the footage from camera for suitable editing (also to deinterlace)
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!
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I ran an older version of it on an XP. I think that was ver. 8 or 9. Adobe web site says it is compatible with xp w/service pack 3
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NO! You will most defiantly need software. Operating system + Burning software or copy software of some kind. I also would recommend a different model. This one has a firmware problem that makes it very difficult to use PERIOD. Not for the general consumer usage. The one I got needed a firmware update just to get it to read properly and I never could get it to burn on media that is clearly listed as compatible on the compatibility matrix. Maybe I just got a bad one and everyone else will have better luck. Cheers!
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Hi, I don't use Adobe Premier CS5 but, I do use Vegas 10 to edit my videos. The camera records in a format that works with all known editing software. The files play fine in Windows Media Player.
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I have an AMD fx-8320 which hinders everything and it still renders pretty quickly in my Adobe programs and Sony Vegas! :)
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No it does not work on my Windows 8 64 bit, at least not in Adobe Audition CS6 or Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. I'm contacting them tomorrow for an update before I buy another brand.
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I'm now using Edius and it's the finest video editor I've seen. It far exceeds Final Cut Pro or Adobe Pro in price and I don't suppose they could perform any better, especially not on my pc. I even tried it on my laptop and it works fine, the render time is longer though.
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Yes, no probs with installation 8.1. Snapshots good... Have not tried video feature yet.. Good bang for buck so far.
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Without a doubt. Yes. I did however add an Nvidia video card to the computer with 2GB of Ram. Other than that the computer has handled everything I've thrown at it from video editing (HD) to full blown audio studio recording with Native Instruments Komplete, Camel Audio Alchemy, FL Studio, Ableton Live and more... can't go wrong with these guys.
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I do not see why not. The computer comes with the Intel core i7 chip which results in fast processing. I have yet to try any video editing, but the computer is extremely fast. Not to mention, Asus pays for a free one year warranty with the computer.