Video Editing Software
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FairDoos
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Fatback
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Windows 7 does not include movie maker:gun:
Really, what a ripoff. Windows movie maker was the only thing Microsoft ever had on windows that was actually worth having.
khamarutheen
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Is Camtasia free ware or to be purchased?
ScOuT
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I recently bought Pinnacle Studio version 12. It is pretty easy to use and has tons of options. You can adjust sound levels throughout the video, cut and trim multiple video clips, add pictures and slides, cut and trim multiple music clips throughout the video plus more. It has hundreds of DVD menu and transition effects as well. It also has a DVD/CD case maker. That's really easy to use and makes studio quality cases if you have a printer and buy the right paper. I was surprised it come with a separate burning program also. I used it a couple times to make CDs...worked great.
It has dozens of options when you publish the movie. Tons of formats and quality selections. Everything from Full HD to direct upload to Youtube.
It cost me, I think I bought it for $69. It was 20% off at my local store.
I bought version 12...now version 14 is out.
http://www.***********.com/PublicSi...me+Video/Studio+Family/Studio+Ultimate+14.htm
It has dozens of options when you publish the movie. Tons of formats and quality selections. Everything from Full HD to direct upload to Youtube.
It cost me, I think I bought it for $69. It was 20% off at my local store.
I bought version 12...now version 14 is out.
http://www.***********.com/PublicSi...me+Video/Studio+Family/Studio+Ultimate+14.htm
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tlarkin
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Camtasia is screen capture software, not really a full blown editing suite. I own a license to camtasia and I use it to make tutorials, and training videos at work.
Really, you need to look at Final Cut, Premiere, video toaster, or the like to get real professional editing features.
To be honest, iMovie HD for Mac OS X is pretty powerful for what it is. I think there is also an Adobe Premiere light or something too.
Really, you need to look at Final Cut, Premiere, video toaster, or the like to get real professional editing features.
To be honest, iMovie HD for Mac OS X is pretty powerful for what it is. I think there is also an Adobe Premiere light or something too.
Machin3
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I would recommend this piece of software. Its kind of hard to learn at first but once you get the hang of it then its pretty easy to use and it works great. It has a lot of great features.
alfredsvideo
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Video Editing
If you really want a proffessional looking job at a reasonable price, then Sony Vegas Pro is really the one and only choice. It is now up to Version 9. It can also be purchased as a package deal with Sony DVD Architect. Both are very sophisticated products, although relatively easy to learn, if you apply yourself to it regularly. There are also many Help Groups to guide you along the way. Good Luck.
If you really want a proffessional looking job at a reasonable price, then Sony Vegas Pro is really the one and only choice. It is now up to Version 9. It can also be purchased as a package deal with Sony DVD Architect. Both are very sophisticated products, although relatively easy to learn, if you apply yourself to it regularly. There are also many Help Groups to guide you along the way. Good Luck.
Whisper91
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Windows 7 does not include movie maker
Actually it does. But It's LIVE.... oooooooh Liiiiiive.... But they took away the editing timeline (the most important part) so I would download the old one like I did here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...72-328E-4DF7-8F9D-068FC0F80CFC&displaylang=en
G25r8cer
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Windows 7 does not include movie maker
Just download Windows Live Movie Maker
It's the same thing
Edit: Didnt see post above