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enough speed for video editing

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hurfi

hurfi

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Nov 5, 2001
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Hi,
Im trying to set up a pc for video editing, its got a p3 600 390ish meg of pc133 ram, dma66 40gig disk, gf2mx video card, maxi studio isis sound,and an old mother board that dosent support DMA.
When i install everything and try to capture/playback video from my dv cam it is verry s t u t t e r e y, do you think it's the mobo not supporting sufficent speeds of data transfer from the hdd?

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