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video editing over wireless network......
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hi
I often edit videos and interviews etc on my powermac g5 - and I often find myself having to wait for videos to render.
I'd like to edit other videos from other powermac while it's rendering.
Would it be possible to connect wirelessly to my powermac g5 from my powermac g4 - and edit the videos over the network connection? or would it be slow?
rich
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PowerMac G5 Dual 1.8GZ, 2GB RAM, 150 & 300 GB Internal Hard Drives, AGP Geoforce 5200 64MB Graphics Card, Superdrive.
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Originally Posted by rich82fox
connect wirelessly?
would it be slow?
hell yes.
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Originally Posted by Spheric Harlot
hell yes.
then if I copied the files over the connection and then worked on them - that would be a better solution?
rich
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Originally Posted by rich82fox
then if I copied the files over the connection and then worked on them - that would be a better solution?
rich
Better, but still might take a while to copy over.
Why don't you just try it and see ?
-t
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If you have g-standard wireless (which is all the G4 supports), you're looking at transfer rates of 1-3 megabytes/sec.
Standard-def DV is about 13 gigabytes per hour.
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