![]() ![]() If your budget is really limited, but your need for power is great, even the base model 14″ MacBook Pro can edit video successfully with high-quality. But that will set you back more than $6,000, and, in my opinion, even if money were no object, you are spending more than you need to get top-quality performance. If you have the money, buy the top of the line. But, compared to the MacBook Air, they are not cheap. Read the results here.įirst, these new machines redefine “powerhouse.” In performance, battery life, screen display and portability, they blow the doors off any other laptop in the market. As of today, we don’t know which, if any, of these is correct. UPDATE: Recent testing shows significant differences when measuring storage speed using Blackmagic Design, Katsura and AJA software. THIRD NOTE: This article looks at editing performance with 4K media on an M1 MacBook Pro. The results are surprising and can help you better understand what to expect from your new system. Here’s an article that compares the speed of a 2021 M1 MacBook Pro to a 2017 27″ iMac and a 2013 MacBook Pro. SECOND NOTE: Performance is a squishy thing. This isn’t an Apple Silicon native version of Media Composer as it is running under emulation but it is fully supported. UPDATE: As of Jan, 2022, Media Composer has been certified for both Monterey 12.1 as well as the new Apple silicon M1 chips. My thoughts apply whether you use Apple Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. ![]() Instantly, I started getting questions about how to best configure these laptops for video editing. These new computers feature two new Apple silicon chips: the M1 Pro and M1 Max. Some people prefer to make their own mistakes instead of learning from others.Earlier this week Apple released a major update to their MacBook Pro line of laptops. ![]() Of course, I am not trying to spoil your or anybody else opportunity to have fun. Time and experience are great arbiters. You may want to use search option at the right top of the page. Some people were very enthusiastic to scripts similar to what you are today. I mentioned at the very beginning it was largely discussed here already couple of years before. I would not suggest to use questionable third party solutions for the purpose of frivolous tinkering within OS. I use dedicated mac mini for sound reproduction and some system functions are turned off with system preference options. But it is not as black and white as you put it. Anyone who embarks on a journey of optimization must do it correctly. But a random sweep of all codes in github will definitely create problems. None of the ones I have implemented (and I have been quite discriminating about them) will create any problems. There are many here I have not mentioned. There are many more, if one googles, which you can use to scour the mac mini. In case it is useful, here are some links with the codes I implemented. I have chosen to entirely disable file sharing, BT, wifi by modifying the OSx itself, and I have large improvements to report. I did NOT disable SIP so I cannot disable Notification services, etc. I run installation last night and did all of the standard things like turn wifi, bluetooth off, disable spotlight, etc. MacOSX 10.14.4 (downloaded the 10.14.4 installer so this is my scratch starting point) Run headless with one of those dongles in the HDMI port keep graphics alive (screen sharing very slow otherwise) LPS (Uptone JS-2) with internal mini MMK board Bridged networking: Thunderbolt/ethernet adapter bridged to internal ethernet - network switch to thurnderbolt, internal ethernet to dCS Rossini mac mini 2012, i7 quad, 16GB RAM, 120GB SSD (Mercury 6G) I'm doing a clean install on my music-dedicated mini and would like to know what is the latest and greatest of the optimizations I can do.
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