Shaun Walker
September 30th, 2009, 11:40 PM
My old white MacBook Core2Duo 1.87GHz chokes on my 7D's 1080/30P video files even more than I thought it would, and quite a bit more than the JVC HM100's 35Bps XDCAM EX 1080 I had briefly did, and I thought that was bad enough ... neither plays video remotely close to 30frames/sec in FC Express or Quicktime Player.
I might be buying a non-current generation MacBook Pro 15" Core2Duo, 2.4Mhz or faster ... or even a 13" pro.
QUESTION: Does somebody who has a MacBook Pro have experience playing raw 7D 1080/30P files at full framerate, and no stuttering/stalling?
And are you using Snow Leopard? What processor/speed?
I just tried a 7D 1080 file on a dual CoreDuo 2.26 processor Mac Pro tower from a few years ago downstairs in my newspapers prepress area, worked great, but up here in the newsroom photo corner, our weak old Power Mac G5 single 1.GHz does HORRIBLY! Mac Pro on the way someday for work, I hope, but I need a capable personal MacBook Pro.
Thanks!
I might be buying a non-current generation MacBook Pro 15" Core2Duo, 2.4Mhz or faster ... or even a 13" pro.
QUESTION: Does somebody who has a MacBook Pro have experience playing raw 7D 1080/30P files at full framerate, and no stuttering/stalling?
And are you using Snow Leopard? What processor/speed?
I just tried a 7D 1080 file on a dual CoreDuo 2.26 processor Mac Pro tower from a few years ago downstairs in my newspapers prepress area, worked great, but up here in the newsroom photo corner, our weak old Power Mac G5 single 1.GHz does HORRIBLY! Mac Pro on the way someday for work, I hope, but I need a capable personal MacBook Pro.
Thanks!