Video Editing Software
13 May 2005, 08:32 PM
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Does anyone know what software I would need to load 2 seperate video clips (mpeg or wmv) and save them as one video clip - split screen??
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13 May 2005, 08:38 PM
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Avid DV Express. It's pro software and my pref.
Final Cut Pro also works well if you like fruit in your computer names
They both have a HUGE learning curve - I'm still learning Avid after 10yrs and editing progs you've seen on it!!!! Basics arent too bad though.
Pinnacle is ok too and much more semi-pro.
Final Cut Pro also works well if you like fruit in your computer names
They both have a HUGE learning curve - I'm still learning Avid after 10yrs and editing progs you've seen on it!!!! Basics arent too bad though.
Pinnacle is ok too and much more semi-pro.
13 May 2005, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Diesel
Pinnacle is ok too and much more semi-pro.
The Ulead software is of a much higher quality....
13 May 2005, 09:45 PM
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Both the Pinnacle and Ulead software are very easy to use. Don't cost too much either.
Alternatively, I think Windows Movie maker will probably do the job, and it's free with XP
Alternatively, I think Windows Movie maker will probably do the job, and it's free with XP
13 May 2005, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Iain Young
Both the Pinnacle and Ulead software are very easy to use. Don't cost too much either.
Alternatively, I think Windows Movie maker will probably do the job, and it's free with XP
Alternatively, I think Windows Movie maker will probably do the job, and it's free with XP
(Windows movie player will merge them, but not play 2 clips split-screen)
13 May 2005, 10:39 PM
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Adobe Premiere 7 is my current fave, I join 3D studio animations with single screen renders and Pro titles fro multimedia CD's.
Also have all the above and they can't touch premiere.
Just the price thats the downside, oh and the HUGE learning curve
Also have all the above and they can't touch premiere.
Just the price thats the downside, oh and the HUGE learning curve
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13 May 2005, 11:08 PM
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I 2nd Final cut pro (fruit!!!lol!!!!) - but the learning curve is vertical. Adobe is ok but not to my taste.
The ULead one is good too, but getting into semi-pro areas........
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The ULead one is good too, but getting into semi-pro areas........
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14 May 2005, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Diesel
If you get REALLY stuck I could make thuis computers' processor work a bit harder than just typing onto Scoobynet What are your sources and how long are they?
What are your sources and how long are they?
Sources are WMV, and about 6MB, 16 Secs.. (These have been clipped from mpegs using windows movie maker so have prob lost a bit of quality)Fruit!! Definately missing something
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