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Final cut express? New one worth it
- Thread starter devites
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- 15 inch Macbook Pro 2 GHz Core Duo 2 GB of Ram: 20 inch iMac 2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo 3 GB Ram
you may struggle using express still on teh macbook. it struggles a bit on my macbookpro, but it is livable. If you want just basic video editing take a look at the imovie 06 as imovie 08 pretty much sux.
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Final Cut express 3.5 HD works perfectly fine on my MacBook (2 gig ram) so i'm sure the new version will also run fine (im upgrading soon) best change that i can see is that you can now edit HD and DV on the same timeline.
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