It basically just means in Final Cut Pro, if I'm not using proxies, I need to import the footage and wait for it all to render out.
That’s been where the computer sometimes stutters just a little bit. The files are big and can be very tough to edit. Up until then my video workflow had been dealing with upscaled 1080 footage, and now it deals primarily with full native 4k footage. About three or four months after getting the computer, I got the Sony a7SIII, which is a 4k camera. Now the biggest question I've been getting is, is eight gigabytes really enough? And my short answer is yes. I don't have to spend a lot of time thinking about my computer and instead I can spend more time working on what I want to work on– making a video, building a website, whatever I need to do. Ultimately the reason I like this computer so much, aside from being a good value, is because it just gets out of the way. While doing this I thought, who in their right mind would end up doing these things at the same time?! Well it turns out that when you have a computer capable of doing those things, you actually ended up doing it a lot and this is now a normal part of my workflow.
In my first video about it, I kind of put it through a stress test with Final Cut Pro, Ecamm Live, Photoshop, Audition, and a whole bunch of Chrome tabs. The first thing to address is the performance of the computer which is completely ridiculous.
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