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    Hi All,

    Just wondering what is considered a good editing program for some simple home editing. I am currently using Adobe Premier Elements 7, it's a good program to use but would like to use something with a bit more options, a bit more upmarket..

    What should I be looking for.. Pinnacle ??

    Thanks for your suggestions..
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    If you are finding Elements restrictive then the next step up would be Premier Pro CS3 (4 ?), Vegas Pro or Ulead MediaStudio Pro. However unless you truely know Elements inside-out, you may find that there is a learning curve.
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    Thanks for the suggestions, I'm finding that Elements has a problem with the footage sound getting out of sink, very noticeable when someone is talking.. I'm looking for more text options, Scene options and effects..
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    What is your source footage ?

    Most editors at this level work best with the same type of footage. They are also likely to have issues with the same type of footage.
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    I'm using a Canon HV30 and a SVP HD Vid camera I had a couple of issues with the footage from the SVP camera but that was sorted out..
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    It might not fully support high def video. I know that the basic version of Pinnacle Studio doesn't support high def video.

    You might check the adobe website for a high def plugin if it needs it. You might need to pay extra for the plug in or it could be a free upgrade.

    Worth a look at least before buying new software. (again this might not be entirely the problem but something to consider).

    Speaking of plugins - regarding the audio it might be ac3 audio and the current package of adobe your using might not like that either. It too could require a ac3 plugin. That is just a guess but since you haven't posted details about the video file itself this is all we can do. (you can post a screen shot of the file using gspot to give precise detail about the video and audio of the captured footage).
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