Seeing External Video in Final Cut on iMac

I'm planning to buy an iMac for an off-line editing system, but I need to see my Final Cut project's external video. I don't want to go through the Firewire port (I need that for my Firewire 800 external media drive), so I'm planning to purchase a Matrox MXO2 mini. I'm going to use the mini display port, using a HDMI adaptor to hook up to the Matrox MXO2 mini and hook that to a 1080p monitor. Does this make sense? Will this work, or is there a better way, without spending lots of money?

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Here, let me make you feel at home. I know squat about Color, never even cracked the Ripple Tutorial, but I have a client who wants me to color correct a project, and they don't want me to use the 3-way CC, which I do know something about, so Zeb would you please spoon feed me all I need to know about the Color application, so that I can earn money that otherwise might have gone to you.
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videocrafter wrote:
David Bogie Chq-1 wrote:
Thanks for stepping into the conversation. Your post and the solution you offer, keep doing it till it works, implies many other issues, none of which are easily debugged from where I sit.
You need to get a life. The guy has been waiting for days for you to answer his question. You didn't bother, so I simply offered him some verification that he's not the only one that has seen the problem. If you knew how to read (maybe you should read it again) you'll see that I was not offering him a solution. Grow up David.
Message was edited by: videocrafter
It's not that I "didn't bother" to answer the poor guy, I've been making a living. Been shooting video and timelapse in Hells Canyon, on the Snake River, where my company has a series of hydroelectric plants. Fabulous weather, great scenery, and a sphincter puckering jetboat ride down and then back up two sets of Class 4 rapids. I got my priorities. I would not have traded the photography or the ride for the effort required to answer anyone's questions.
Thanks again for your contribution to the thread and your more recent character evaluation and time management suggestions. I'll keep them in mind in the same way I will try to recall Jim's Range Check admonition.
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