HDD or SSD for Video Editing? | Best External Hard Drive To Edit From
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
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In this video, I explain the differences between a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and a Solid State Drive (SSD). Then then outline the benefits of each for video editing
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In This video I go over the difference between SSD’s vs HDD’s for video editing. I explain which one is best for you to buy and why
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Thank you! This was SO helpful!
Thank you for watching! I am so glad to hear this
Helpful vid. Thanks man
Thank you very much. This is terrific because I don't see any videos explaining the efficacy of HDD's specifically for video editing. Everyone is advocating SSD's, but I'm currently not working off of one right now and need to know if I'm okay with what I'm using.
Good info my brother, I have max out an 5T HDD drive storing all my 360 files, so I bought an WD 8T HDD drive to store my files, and transferring those files over takes forever. But I will get me an SSD drive to put my editing programs on there like DaVinci, IMovie etc. thank you.
Hey, man, amazing video. I have three Seagate external hard drives I use to edit off of. I am using Resolve editing with BRAW footage. Would you recommend the T5 or T7 Samsung for only editing?
Hey what’s up boss, thanks for watching. I would go with the T5. I had a T7 first but I kept having an issue where it would overheat and disconnect. I am not sure if it’s something that had been fixed as this was years ago but I k ow the T7’s are known for that.
thank youuu because my Lacie hdd would NOT stay plugged in while editing on fxp ! So SSD here i come...
You’re welcome! Definitely those HDD are only good for storage reasons‼️
I have a question for you. If I record footage on my PC with OBS with SSD and store those raw files on HDD, will the quality go down while editing? All my applications like games, photo editing, and more run on my SSD, but while recording in high quality my SSD gets full quickly. Can I save room by storing that raw footage on my 5TB HDD while editing? Or will that be a problem??
Do be honest with you, I don’t know anything about OBS. Editing off of an SSD or HDD will have the same quality but an SSD will be much faster. If you have other things running off the SSD however, there may be a drop in performance. Hope this helps