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    Video Editing

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by zeppelin420x, Jan 17, 2008.

  1. zeppelin420x

    zeppelin420x Notebook Consultant

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    I'm looking for video editing software that will let me splice music into video and maybe mix audio tracks? Anything good out there? :D
     
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    I use Pinnacle Studio myself, it isn't the most stable thing you can get, but I like it. It has a great user interface.

    Greg
     
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    If you have XP or Vista - Movie Maker is alright if you know how to manipulate it. Personally I use Premiere Pro CS3 which I love.

    Some alternatives though:
    Sony Vegas
    Pinnacle Studio
    Premiere Elements
     
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  4. zeppelin420x

    zeppelin420x Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks Greg it looks pretty good. What version do you have? Also, why would you say it is not stable?

    Oh, I totaly forgot about Adobe Premiere! Thanks a bunch.
     
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    I recently used Sony Vegas Pro 8.0. It was really great and offered a lot of great features. I believe a 30 day trial is available for download online. Best part is that the trial version has all the features unlocked.
     
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    zeppelin420x Notebook Consultant

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    I tried the Vegas Pro and it told me my copy has expired. haha! Any ideas?
     
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    Guys, recommend me some FREE video editing SW's ...Vegas is not free
     
    Nocturnal310, Jan 18, 2008
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  8. zeppelin420x

    zeppelin420x Notebook Consultant

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    I don't think you're going to get anything good for free. :/
     
    zeppelin420x, Jan 18, 2008
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