> I would suggest that it is harder to edit uncompressed footage in
> Premiere and Premiere Pro due to the high data rate and huge files that
> the computer would have to deal with. That's why there are so many video
> codecs and capture cards, so you can edit on a standard desktop computer
> without having to wait for the computer to catch up.
Years back when I was editing on Windoz95/98 I have found it easiest to edit
with uncompressed video or near-loss-less like MJPEG.
It takes computer power to UNcompress video on the fly. It also takes A LOT
of hard drive space which is why we have codecs.
I think on the whole, the less compressed the video the better... and the
better the video will look.
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