Mein Wissenstand, ganz stark durch dieses Forum geprägt, ist, dass Edius auf C: installiert werden soll und alle relevanten Teile eines Projektes (Clips, Musik, Bilder Audio, Titel) in den Projektordner sollen.
Nach Lesen dieses Beitrags im US-GV-Forum https://forum.grassvalley.com/…/584172-playback-problems frage ich mich was jetzt stimmt! Dort ist in Post #12 folgendes zu lesen:
The system drive should not store any assets or contain the Edius project folder.
Preferably, the Project Folder/assets should be stored on a solid state drive.
You can store assets on any type of drive(not the C) as long as the asset is imported/transferred
into the project folder for editing. Look at the screen shot.
This then places the files on the editing drive that is using a solid state drive.
Descending preference would be, NVME, 2.5" SATA 3 SSD, SATA 3 HDD. Then as the last resort a USB drive. This will be the slowest.
This should also be a USB 3.0 drive.
2 TB 2.5" SSD is in the $130 US range, 1TB in the $60 US range. If you have the SATA ports, you may want to consider getting 2-1TB
2.5" SSD's. One for your boot drive and one as a scratch disc or export drive.
The size of the NMVE required will depend on the Project duration, Resolution, and frame rate. If you are doing short HD 25p projects,
the 1TB drive you have should work fine. If you are doing UHD 50P hour long projects, you might consider a 2TB NVME. A WD 2TB 850x 7300MB/s drive
is around $140 US. If your system does not support PCI-E 4.0, you can go with a PCI-E 3.0 NVME to save money. I would still get the 4.0 version
for future use.
On my old 4790k, I used a 2.5" SSD for my boot, and installed a 2TB PCI-E 3.0 NVME for my editing drive. Just this move allowed me to edit UHD 10bit 60p in real time.
Ist mein Wissenstand veraltet? Hat Jerry, der Verfasser des Postings, recht? Dann würde sich ein Umbau meines Systems hinsichtlich der SSDs lohnen und ich mir noch Zeit lassen könnte einen komplett neuen PC zusammzuschrauben?
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