Dvcpro hd and Macbook pro intel duo core

Hello friends, I have MBP 15" duo core 2ghz ,2gb ram, can i edit dvcpro hd material in fcp studio. i mean will my MBP be able to take the load i plan to use express card, e-sata drives, or do i have to transcode it to dv format. it will be only 1 layer track.

If you use a e-sata express card with a external e-sata HD, then you will have enough performance. A e-sata drive will be just as fast as your internal drive.
Maybe if you have a nice 3.5 inch e-sata HD you will have better performace then the internal 2.5 inch laptop HD.

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-T:
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