recruiter7
I got a video editing program for Christmas. The issue is that the captured video files eat up a ton of hard drive space. Is getting an external hard drive to store my video captures a good solution?
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I just love how these people answer questions to stuff they probalby have no experience with.....
An external hard disk will resolve your disk space problem but it will create an additioanl problem. The access time to the external hard disk is slower than from your internal hard disk. When you are editing video you may get some lag of skipping.
You have to edit straight from an internal hard disk.
You can use an External Hard disk to store the files, just not to edit them.
The better option would be to get a second internal disk drive. You would not have any problems with lag when editing.
I just love how these people answer questions to stuff they probalby have no experience with.....
An external hard disk will resolve your disk space problem but it will create an additioanl problem. The access time to the external hard disk is slower than from your internal hard disk. When you are editing video you may get some lag of skipping.
You have to edit straight from an internal hard disk.
You can use an External Hard disk to store the files, just not to edit them.
The better option would be to get a second internal disk drive. You would not have any problems with lag when editing.
iMovie: Edit videos from External Hard Drive?
Sean
I want to edit videos in iMovie from my External Hard Drive.
Can I edit videos in iMovie while the files are still on the External Hard Drive and are not on my mac?
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It seems to that you can't, if you don't how to use iMovie, see this guide: http://www.mac-videoconverter.com/imovie/how-to-import-video-to-imovie.html
It seems to that you can't, if you don't how to use iMovie, see this guide: http://www.mac-videoconverter.com/imovie/how-to-import-video-to-imovie.html
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