Are Windows Computers Good For Video Editing

works well on all my windows computers

What more can I say?! The facts are all there. When it comes to the ultimate video editing computers Apple is the go to configuration. Whether your using FCP or AVID you want a Mac Pro pushing your software making your system fast and reliable. I picked this computer because it was the middle of the road. Everything I need in power right now with a little room to grow into the future. I upgraded to 12GB of RAM and my machine is purring. I am very pleased and would recommend this computer to my fellow editing friends. ...

This is working perfectly for me. I work with students, so I have a few computers on a work desk for them to do their video editing. I'm using this Auray dual headphone holder between 2 of the computers to keep things off the desktop. It attaches easily with the clamp. It also rotates 360 degrees for whatever position is better for your needs. Options are always a welcomed thing. I like that the clamp has a rubber pad cushion to allow it to attach firmly, while still preventing any damage or scratches to the desk. It's made of aluminum, so I have no fear of it breaking. Again, this is working exactly how I hoped for my situation and love that 2 headphones can fit on one holder. Which saves even more space. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I use it on a Windows PC in Raid O to get the most speed for video editing. You have to back up the drive for protection. I use a NAS to avoid any electrostatic discharge from USB ports. Look at QNAP for the NAS.

I use my new Mac Pro for both Video Editing, as well as software support on the web, (using Parallels and Windows). The pure power of this 8 core unit makes everything a breeze. I love it. I used an older G5 for years, but it's day had finally come, (and gone). Love my new Mac Pro.

I did not want to load any software on because 2 of my computers are Editing Computers that I do not add much onto. I like that loading software was not needed to have this function well. When I began my search for this printer switch I did not expect to find one this nice. Thanks again to B&H for providing the option. For you who have questions about the scanner, IT WORKS.

I'm new to videography (though not cameras or computers) and I've been outfitting myself with midrange pro-sumer video equipment (not high-end stuff, but definitely not low-end either). Just to give you an idea of my level, I spent about 2 grand on camera, 2 grand on computer and editing software, 2 grand on lav, sound recorder, tripod, lights, stablizer, odds and ends. I'm not trained in sound mixing, so it's a waste for me to spend too much on headphones. I saw these Senal's on sale and after learning about specs/quality of sound, etc, I decided these would be good enough. Turns out they were better than my inexperienced ears could have imagined, to the point where I can actually hear the piano player's fingers hitting the key just before the piano note (which also sounds very good to me). So, for my level of field and editing work, these are good value for the money (though being on sale helped:) I also liked the detachable cords, the fact that the earphones folded up, and the pouch.

It works good with MS C++ 2015 under windows 10, with Video For Windows (vfw32.lib)

Reliable for video editing.

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