Hello all:

I have my little old 233 Wallstreet II.  I'm thinking of giving it a 
good upgrade, upping the memory to 512, replacing the hard drive with a 
5400 rpm drive and upgrading the processor to the Sonnet WS G4 500.  I 
run OSX on it now and for what I do (word processing and internet 
mostly) it's perfectly adequate.  I have done some light video editing 
with iMovie and the most frustrating part is building those damn 
transitions.  They take forever.  I just bought a DV camera, so I'm 
looking at consumer video editing in earnest now.

Are any of you using your upgraded wallstreets in this way and if so can 
you describe your level of satisfaction with the upgrades.  I'd also 
like to hear how much improvement memory and a hard drive improved the 
experience.  Finally, I'd like to know if anyone is using an external 
firewire drive for video editing and if anyone can speak to the real 
world difference the oxford 911 chipset makes, I'm all ears.  Is there 
any difference in the dv to hard drive thruput of the plain internal 
hard drive, expansion bay hard drive, external firewire drive on 
multiple i/o card, external firewire drive on firewire hub, external 
firewire drive on daisychain with camera hooked to extra port on drive 
(And if problems with this arrangment does the oxford chipset help)?

John Slavin
Kirksville, MO
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