Computer for storing video files. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () I have a Pent 2 300mgz machine that has been made available to me cheap. Will this be acceptable for spooling files from the replay unit to the computer? If I put a DVD...

Computer for storing video files. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () I have a Pent 2 300mgz machine that has been made available to me cheap. Will this be acceptable for spooling files from the replay unit to the computer? If I put a DVD...

more and may be more useful elsewhere... >One day, I imagine, I'll be sick enough to stay home for a few days--and >it'll be nice having all that stuff ready to go. I won't have a problem, since I have DVA set up to transfer stuff to a computer (which...

more and may be more useful elsewhere... >One day, I imagine, I'll be sick enough to stay home for a few days--and >it'll be nice having all that stuff ready to go. I won't have a problem, since I have DVA set up to transfer stuff to a computer (which...

You can use a app called BSPLAYER in which you can select to start a new instance for each video file, then you can just extend your desktop on to the five monitors and drag each video to the different monitor. Cheers Why do you need to do this ? I'll give...

find managing multiple drives to be a pain, except for backup. If you will have large amounts of data, like video files, then get a fast OS drive, and one or more 1tb drives for storage. There is generally no real world(vs. synthetic transfer rate benchmarks)...

wanted to make sure my graphics card could handle that without having to upgrade it too. Didn't even notice this. Thanks. I just was getting a small HDD for my OS and using the 1 TB I have already for storing video files. This is certainly a better deal,...

using Intel. Premiere has a "media cache" where it stores video and audio from projects. While editing in Premiere, you want to see how your video looks and you hit play. Premiere renders the video and stores it in the media cache. Where the media cache is...

of the files. I assume 4 Gb is a nominal number since in my case an hours worth of video produces three files of exactly 4.139 Gb and a smaller fouth one (about 1.2 Gb) for the remainder. Win 98SE has so far, been quite happy with these file sizes,...