Video Editing Software

poutnik · 04-29-2008

Among free software there is 32/64bit Virtualdub,
and famous still 32bit ( some x64 builds too ) Avisynth ( Video frameserver with very powerful script language and dozens of mighty plugins.

see Doom9's Forum - Powered by vBulletin about all video related topics....

**grimreaper** · 04-29-2008

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Clevo

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grimreaper

I use either Roxio Easy Media Creator 10 or Nero 8 Ultra Edition, unless, money isn't an issue, Adobe is numero uno in my books for video editing software.

Adobe Premier Pro is professional level aditor and costs more than $1000 (US)

If $110 is too much for him then I guess he's stuck using Movie Maker... *giggles*

$1000??
holy s**t ...lmao

**Clevo** · 04-29-2008

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grimreaper

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Clevo

Adobe Premier Pro is professional level aditor and costs more than $1000 (US)

If $110 is too much for him then I guess he's stuck using Movie Maker... *giggles*

$1000??
holy s**t ...lmao

AND!

Final Cut Pro runs on a mac is just as expensive but there are truely very powerful editors...but for me Video Studio is powerful enough for what I like to do

**eggyuk** · 04-29-2008

Thanks for the input guys. I'm gonna give VideoStudio a try but don't think i'll buy one just yet. Only really want it for playing around with.

mustik · 05-05-2008

try MAGIX VIDEO 2008
the best for encoding without any problem
effects support
timeline optimized
multicore best support

wcj · 06-04-2008

I have tried Video Studio 11 on Windows Vista 64-bit and the DV video capture will not work. I also tried (and purchased) DVD MovieFactory 6+ and it would not capture video. However, both products work fine on Windows XP 32-bit. Have you been able to capture video from a DV camcorder on Vista x64?

**garysgold** · 06-04-2008

Hello wcj,

Welcome to the forums.

You might try posting your question at the VideoStudio Forum. Corel User to User Web Board :: View Forum - VideoStudio

Gary

jszei · 06-05-2008

	Quote:	Clevo
	I use Ulead Video Studio 11.5+ and have been using it for a while. Version 12 is coming out soon. I really enjoy using VS11.5+ and runs well in my Vista 64 bit. Though I had to iron out a couple of little problems.

Do you know when 12 will be released?
I have 11.5 plus and have a problem with the capture freezing every time. What kind of work arounds did you have to do? I am using Vista 64 bit as well.

Thanks

**Clevo** · 06-06-2008

	Quote:	wcj
	I have tried Video Studio 11 on Windows Vista 64-bit and the DV video capture will not work. I also tried (and purchased) DVD MovieFactory 6+ and it would not capture video. However, both products work fine on Windows XP 32-bit. Have you been able to capture video from a DV camcorder on Vista x64?

Yes... since upgrading. I can run capture and burn from VS11.5+ on Vista 64 bit.

There are patches for the purchased version if you are trying out the TBYB.

Perhaps I can help with any specific problems

I capture from a Panasonic NV-GS180- Dv-AVI files

**Clevo** · 06-06-2008

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jszei

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Clevo

I use Ulead Video Studio 11.5+ and have been using it for a while. Version 12 is coming out soon.

I really enjoy using VS11.5+ and runs well in my Vista 64 bit. Though I had to iron out a couple of little problems.

Do you know when 12 will be released?
I have 11.5 plus and have a problem with the capture freezing every time. What kind of work arounds did you have to do? I am using Vista 64 bit as well.

Thanks

V12 is already out in Japan and has been for a couple of months now so I guess when the Japanese users are finished beta testing it for us it will come out...

04-29-2008	#11 (permalink)
poutnik Newbie Join Date: Apr 2008 Vista Home Premium x64 6 posts Rep Power: 4	Re: Video Editing Software Among free software there is 32/64bit Virtualdub, and famous still 32bit ( some x64 builds too ) Avisynth ( Video frameserver with very powerful script language and dozens of mighty plugins. see Doom9's Forum - Powered by vBulletin about all video related topics....
My System Specs

04-29-2008	#14 (permalink)
eggyuk Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Vista Home Premium 64Bit SP1 81 posts N. Yorks Rep Power: 17	Re: Video Editing Software Thanks for the input guys. I'm gonna give VideoStudio a try but don't think i'll buy one just yet. Only really want it for playing around with.
My System Specs

05-05-2008	#15 (permalink)
mustik Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Vista Ultimate x64 sp1 1 posts Rep Power: 4	Video Editing MAGIX try MAGIX VIDEO 2008 the best for encoding without any problem effects support timeline optimized multicore best support Last edited by dmex; 05-05-2008 at 06:53 AM.
My System Specs

06-04-2008	#16 (permalink)
wcj Newbie Join Date: Jun 2008 Vista Home Premium 64 bit 2 posts Rep Power: 3	Re: Video Editing Software I have tried Video Studio 11 on Windows Vista 64-bit and the DV video capture will not work. I also tried (and purchased) DVD MovieFactory 6+ and it would not capture video. However, both products work fine on Windows XP 32-bit. Have you been able to capture video from a DV camcorder on Vista x64?
My System Specs

06-04-2008	#17 (permalink)
garysgold Geek Join Date: Mar 2008 vista home premium 32 bit 305 posts Maine, USA Rep Power: 23	Re: Video Editing Software Hello wcj, Welcome to the forums. You might try posting your question at the VideoStudio Forum. Corel User to User Web Board :: View Forum - VideoStudio Gary
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