Looking for a reccomendation for video editing software

koby · 01-21-03, 08:50 PM

My friends and I go sking a lot, and we record digital clips with my digital camera... but I am basically looking for a nice program for a windows pc that will let me do some nice effects between clips and dub music over... chop the videos up... you know all the fun stuff.

Oh yeah it also needs to be fairly easy to use

Thanks,
Koby

minoukat · 01-21-03, 09:21 PM

well, if you don't wanna spend any money, and you have Windows XP or ME, you can use Windows Movie Maker (free, comes with Windows the above versions of Windows). If you don't have XP/ME, then you could check out MGI's Videowave suite, I hear it's pretty complete and good. go to www.mgi.com to check it out.

koby · 01-21-03, 09:44 PM

well money is not a big deal, just whatever is the best... i will look at windows video editior... i forgot about it

yeah i have a xp too.

zachj · 01-22-03, 10:54 PM

For something like this, I think Movie Maker will suit you fine and nothing beats free.

Z

Trap · 01-23-03, 06:31 AM

Adobe Premiere is what i use with my Sony TRV-27

zachj · 01-23-03, 08:14 AM

That's expensive

Z

blackhabit · 01-23-03, 08:22 AM

i got adobe premiere but i dont know how to use all of it yet not difficult but you need to spend lots of time with it to be able to know how and what it can all do(which is alot)

Teacher_Doug · 01-23-03, 02:44 PM

Got an older free version of Adobe Premier from a Comp. Mag CD...works great, pretty intuitive interface.

01-21-03, 08:50 PM	Thread Starter #1
koby Disabled Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Walla Walla	Looking for a reccomendation for video editing software My friends and I go sking a lot, and we record digital clips with my digital camera... but I am basically looking for a nice program for a windows pc that will let me do some nice effects between clips and dub music over... chop the videos up... you know all the fun stuff. Oh yeah it also needs to be fairly easy to use Thanks, Koby
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01-21-03, 09:21 PM	#2
minoukat Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ottawa, Ontario	well, if you don't wanna spend any money, and you have Windows XP or ME, you can use Windows Movie Maker (free, comes with Windows the above versions of Windows). If you don't have XP/ME, then you could check out MGI's Videowave suite, I hear it's pretty complete and good. go to www.mgi.com to check it out. __________________ The only thing you should expect is the unexpected.
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01-21-03, 09:44 PM	Thread Starter #3
koby Disabled Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Walla Walla	well money is not a big deal, just whatever is the best... i will look at windows video editior... i forgot about it yeah i have a xp too.
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01-22-03, 10:54 PM	#4
zachj Chainsaw Senior Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Redmond, Washington	For something like this, I think Movie Maker will suit you fine and nothing beats free. Z __________________ Server- Mobile 2400+ on NForce2 at 1600MHz with 512MB RAM and integrated GeFore4 MX graphics Laptop- TiBook (PowerBook) 867 MHz G4 with 768MB RAM and 40GB HD Desktop- Xeon 1.6 (D1) x2 @ 3GHz, NCCH-DL, 1GB Patriot, 450GB, Radeon9500NP, TruePower 550EPS and Coolermaster heatpipes
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01-23-03, 06:31 AM	#5
Trap Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Zagreb, Croatia	Adobe Premiere is what i use with my Sony TRV-27 __________________ -
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01-23-03, 08:14 AM	#6
zachj Chainsaw Senior Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Redmond, Washington	That's expensive Z __________________ Server- Mobile 2400+ on NForce2 at 1600MHz with 512MB RAM and integrated GeFore4 MX graphics Laptop- TiBook (PowerBook) 867 MHz G4 with 768MB RAM and 40GB HD Desktop- Xeon 1.6 (D1) x2 @ 3GHz, NCCH-DL, 1GB Patriot, 450GB, Radeon9500NP, TruePower 550EPS and Coolermaster heatpipes
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01-23-03, 08:22 AM	#7
blackhabit Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: WI (in my small bedroom dungeon)	i got adobe premiere but i dont know how to use all of it yet not difficult but you need to spend lots of time with it to be able to know how and what it can all do(which is alot)
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01-23-03, 02:44 PM	#8
Teacher_Doug Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Scotland, N.E.Fife	Got an older free version of Adobe Premier from a Comp. Mag CD...works great, pretty intuitive interface.
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