AMV Program

Solid Strike · Post by **Solid Strike** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:14 pm

Ok, can someone tell the best AMV program out there that I can use? Keep in mind that I have a slow computer.

Solid Strike · Post by **Solid Strike** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:20 pm

Its barely good enough to run Windows XP SP2...

Orwell · Post by **Orwell** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:22 pm

I suggest browsing the site a little, familiarize yourself with the place. And read. Reading is important. Try reading this and see how far you get. Then if you really can't figure it out, maybe post system specs because slow could mean anything from the intelligence of the user to a commodore 64. If nothing else try posting in the right forum.

Solid Strike · Post by **Solid Strike** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:45 pm

1 Ghz
128 MB ram

BasharOfTheAges · Post by **BasharOfTheAges** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 4:46 pm

Get a new computer. Seriously.

Deathscythe_Animated · Post by **Deathscythe_Animated** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 6:26 pm

Solid Strike wrote:1 Ghz
128 MB ram

Actually, this is quite workable. I would merely suggest getting some ram, like a stick of 512mb.

Way back when, I don't think many of used more than this. If you can upgrade the processor that would definitely increase what types of programs you can use. Just don't expect to go cutting edge. This computer should be able to run and older version of Premier or Vegas with little or no problems.

It really depends on how much money you want to stick into it. If you want an easy way out, I totally agree with BasharOfTheAges. You can build a really excellent computer for under $1000. Thats going dual-core 64-bit, 1-GB of ram, SATA 250 GB 3G/s hard drive, 7600GS vid card, and an Abit mobo.

Jayn_Newell · Post by **Jayn_Newell** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 6:37 pm

Deathscythe_Animated wrote:into it. If you want an easy way out, I totally agree with BasharOfTheAges. You can build a really excellent computer for under $1000. Thats going dual-core 64-bit, 1-GB of ram, SATA 250 GB 3G/s hard drive, 7600GS vid card, and an Abit mobo.

And as an added bonus, you'll be able to run all the best games (not to mention the lesser ones

).

Deathscythe_Animated · Post by **Deathscythe_Animated** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 7:30 pm

Jayn_Newell wrote:
Deathscythe_Animated wrote:into it. If you want an easy way out, I totally agree with BasharOfTheAges. You can build a really excellent computer for under $1000. Thats going dual-core 64-bit, 1-GB of ram, SATA 250 GB 3G/s hard drive, 7600GS vid card, and an Abit mobo.
And as an added bonus, you'll be able to run all the best games (not to mention the lesser ones ).

Oh yes there is that...

BasharOfTheAges · Post by **BasharOfTheAges** » Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:22 pm

Deathscythe_Animated wrote:
Solid Strike wrote:1 Ghz
128 MB ram
Actually, this is quite workable. I would merely suggest getting some ram, like a stick of 512mb.

You forget the inherent hardware limitations on certain older mother boards. Most premade systems (I assume by the way the OP is speaking, this probably is a store bought system) have a RAM limit of about 2 to 3 times the initially installed amount.

xTrunkZx · Post by **xTrunkZx** » Tue Jun 13, 2006 1:40 am

If you can find Premiere 4 ... use

try oldversion.com or something