Good laptop for Resolume

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TAVIUX
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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hi there. i have a question about running resolume on my macbook pro? do you have the software available for mac? thnx.. :roll:

Danger
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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at this moment Resolume don't run on Mac OS X....but it seens that R3 will :)

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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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TAVIUX wrote:hi there. i have a question about running resolume on my macbook pro? do you have the software available for mac? thnx.. :roll:
Use bootcamp. And search this forum for further instructions (you'll need additional video drivers)

TAVIUX
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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HEY! THANX A LOT FOR THE INFO YOU GUYS! :D

BY THE WAY... IM TRYING TO GET THE GIG AS A VJ... and hopefuly i can get help from you guys along the way... i read resolume is coming available for mac.. when will this be happening? or is there a way to use it now... ok, im downloading bootcamp, but to be honest with you im not sure what it is... :? or how can i use it to be able to run resolume... thnx again!! :P

a couple of hrs later :P ...

ok hahaha... i see what bootcamp is now... i now have to get me a copy of windows xp i guess..

Drickey
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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Eys, I'm looking at getting this here laptop.

I'll be using Resolume with Ableton 6 (It's minimum system requirements are 600MHz CPU
512MB RAM).

My main concern is that the 5400RPM hard drive wont be able to handle the two programs simultaneously. Although Ableton doesn't have the highest system requirements experience has taught me how easy it is to overtax a computer once you have enough synths and effects running.

From reading this thread it seems that Resolume can work just fine on a 5400 hard drive but what with the laptop having to access samples and suchlike as well would it be necessary to buy a faster external drive to store the clips on?

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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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Why not buying a new internal HDD ?

Drickey
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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Methink's I'll do that, checked and it looks cheap enough to upgrade.

Sven, Der
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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

Post by Sven, Der »

Hi all,
For this topic i would be very greatful for any quick answer.
I am thinking about buying a new macbook, but i do urgently need to know until 30th october if resolume 3 will run on it smoothly, for this would massively influence my decision about it and i could not afford a macbook pro.

Specs:
Processor 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
L2 cache 3MB shared
System bus 1066MHz
Memory 2GB (two 1GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM (PC3-8500); supports up to 4GB
Hard drive4 160GB Serial ATA; 5400 rpm 250GB Serial ATA; 5400 rpm
Slot-loading optical drive 8x SuperDrive (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor with 256MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory3





thanks in advance for any help...

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Re: Good laptop for Resolume

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dedicated graphics ram is what you need for Res 3, also bear in mind that at the moment there is no official solution for getting video out of the latest releases of Mac's ( apple are stopping the dongle for svideo/comp ) you may well be better off getting one of the previous generation, maybe even a refurb model from apple?

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