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Final Cut Express 2 Users for iBook?
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Any Final Cut Express 2 users for iBook?
If yes, did you max out your ram?
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Originally posted by iKwak:
Any Final Cut Express 2 users for iBook?
If yes, did you max out your ram?
Not a user but maxing the memory out can only help with video related tasks, but can't comment on the performace sorry.
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I see. I'll just continue using iMovie then.
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Bellingham, WA
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I have been using FCP 3 (previous version) on a tibook 400 with 512 mb RAM and my 14" ibook is quite a bit faster than that. If you max out the RAM I would think FC Express would work just fine. I'm planning to run FCP. I'll let you know how it works once I get it loaded.
You might take a look at the specs for FC vs. iMovie. I've noticed that Apple's "Pro" products often times have lower minnimum requirements (RAM, Processor power etc.) than their iApp counterparts.
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