"Six Best Video Editing Applications"
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I think you'll find that that most people, when given the choice, would rather just get on with the job rather than dedicate their precious time struggling with dodgy documentation, non-existent help files, baffling hardware errors and geeky forums.
All that may rock your boat, but most people really have better things to do.
Yetman
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Erm. Right, I need to start editing a movie I'm starting to shoot tonight. I know basic stuff but havent used a video editor before so want something thats easy to learn and simple to cut and edit AVI's with MP3 and WAV soundtrack/FX - what do you recommend?
Sorry but this thread has just left me more confused than anything
Sorry but this thread has just left me more confused than anything
Wintermute
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Depends how good you want it... I make snowboarding movies but it's just stuff shot with consumer-grade camcorders and headcams; if that's about right for you then:
Windows Movie Maker is just about workable. It's simple as fuck to use, but you'll soon reach its limits.
Adobe Premier Pro is fucking complicated at first, and many of the advanced features are really fiddly. This might well be a feature of all pro-level editing kit, though. It does have a metric shitload of options. You'll need to download a cracked copy or spend hundreds of quid on it.
Sony Vegas Movie Studio is forty quid, does most of the things Premier does, and does them easier. For me, it's the best fit.
That's the stuff I've used. Someone will probably be along shortly to tell me it's all a load easier on a Mac, and it's all bundled with it, and that Macs are much prettier and give you a bigger dick. They're probably right.
Windows Movie Maker is just about workable. It's simple as fuck to use, but you'll soon reach its limits.
Adobe Premier Pro is fucking complicated at first, and many of the advanced features are really fiddly. This might well be a feature of all pro-level editing kit, though. It does have a metric shitload of options. You'll need to download a cracked copy or spend hundreds of quid on it.
Sony Vegas Movie Studio is forty quid, does most of the things Premier does, and does them easier. For me, it's the best fit.
That's the stuff I've used. Someone will probably be along shortly to tell me it's all a load easier on a Mac, and it's all bundled with it, and that Macs are much prettier and give you a bigger dick. They're probably right.
dlx1
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Were is Windows Movie Maker free for XP with out SP2 I have got SP3
other site I looked at was for Vista only.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx
Movie Maker free
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Were is Windows Movie Maker free for XP with out SP2 I have got SP3
other site I looked at was for Vista only.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx
Movie Maker free
ta
Shippou-Sensei
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actually final cut express is my fav video editor
i find final cut pro a bit too complicated and had problems with video importing on premier
however the video exporting options were a bit shitty unless you love quicktime so i just exported as dv then used a converter to take it to h264
the results
mind you i'm shit at editing anyhow
i find final cut pro a bit too complicated and had problems with video importing on premier
however the video exporting options were a bit shitty unless you love quicktime so i just exported as dv then used a converter to take it to h264
the results
mind you i'm shit at editing anyhow
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