What exactly are these earlier steps you speak of?

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on 12/10/02 4:27 PM, David Allen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I can answer that in 2 words. RAM Disk. Add lots of RAM and make a video work
> partition from a RAM Disk. Use as much of your RAM as possible, leaving only
> enough for a stripped OS and apps.
> 
> Work in segments that will fit into the RAM Disk.  To download from TV, video
> tape and follow the earlier steps. Save the finished clips to the hard drive
> (A 7200 RPM SCSI 3 drive at least, as a 5600 RPM SCSI 2 kept making the
> playback stutter.) and do the reassembly work on the drive. (iMovie works
> well for this.)
> 
> BTW: Disconnecting all but the work and start up drives seems to speed things
> up quite a bit. I assume the other drives are stealing CPU time as they are
> periodically checked.  I also increased my speed when I disconnected one of
> my 20" monitors and set the resolution of the other to 832x624 @  thousands
> of colors from my normal 1280 x1024 @  millions. The files naturally still
> save at millions and I get a bit of empty screen for other app toolbars. It's
> not as elegant as using the high power cards with firewire, but a whole lot
> cheaper.
> 
> Hope that helps some.
> 
> David Allen
> 
>> BTW, it seems David has found another way. I would like to know a little
>> more about his system too.
>> 
>> Jan.
> 


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