Look on Hitfilm's website and the list for their Pro- ( paid-for) version is quite reasonable, but the basic version far less so. and they get on with it.īear in mind that Camcorders have moved-on and you may be looking at 4K, which put a greater strain on the PC Spec.įWIW a Mac will do a very similar job, but with fewer software-options and cost a lot more - if you want "power" and are on a Budget, then a PC built for the purpose will be about half-price. There is no logic in the notion it will corrupt the film - digitals don't know what the content is. Similarly, a poor spec PC will work OK, - it's just likely to take longer to complete the final Render. Having a separate graphics card also means the CPU is free to work on the program. Most programs will let you know if it's possible. However, for £100 you can get a graphics card which can/may help with the Render process adding a separate source of graphics power. and by then all the files have been cleaned-up so unless the card is very old it should work OK.
Your graphics card isn't really important except when playing the finished/Rendered film.
the program will take some of the HDD to make-up for lack of RAM. With modern programs you'll need a PC with 64-bit OS and RAM of 8Gb is often the starting point, although programs will work with far less( see their "Min Spec". Most software allows a 30-day "trial" so you can check yr PC is good enough spec-wise. Win10 should be OK, but a new-PC is likely to boost the important areas of spec. they all have features you don't need ( but might). If you are serious about video-editing it's realistically the software that is the limitation.
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