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  1. Having a basic understand of a pc using Raid configuration I was wondering if it is beneficial to video editing. I have always understood that a dedicated hard drive was needed to capture video footage.
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  2. I believe you can capture to a RAID array, but I am unsure as to the benefit of doing so. Are you really going to need to write more than 25-30MB/sec to capture video?

    I am no expert on video capture though...
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    you only need raid 0 if you are capturing uncompressed video or hd ...

    some high end cards require this (and scsi only) //

    for dv or capture to mpeg and that sort of thing -- you dont need raid 0 , but a 7200 or higher drive is nice thing ..
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    Agreed, the two drives singly will work more to your advantage when you're encoding. Read from one and write to the other rather than read/write to the same drive, even a RAID volume. RAID 0 increased data bandwidth to not quite double but it doesn't increase any seek/access times.
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