I would like to know which editor everyone uses most.
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AviSynth and VirtualDub"Shut up Wesley!" -- Captain Jean-Luc Picard
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Adobe 1.51. I have 2.0 but have not installed it yet. I waiting for newer drivers from Matrox.
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Since you are asking this in the DV forum, VirtualDub Mod. (That may make your 'Other' votes on the high side.)
If you were asking about a MPEG editor instead, MPEG Video Wizard. -
I have Virtualdub on my pc. But can you do transitions with it? and Affects?
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VD is just a simple editor, not really made for effects. But there is another freeware editor you might look into that appears to be able to do that, Zwei-stein.
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Studio 9 from Pinnacle. Frankly, the product was not improved a lot since Studio 8.
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For AVI, Adobe Premiere 6.5 with Procoder 2 as the encoder.
For MPEG, Womble MPEG VCR or Womble MPEG Video Wizard.
pchan, for DV, I suggest WinDV freeware for DV transfer.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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Ulead video studio or womble mpeg video wizard depending on what I'm doing
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EditStudio for "real" work and VideoReDo when I'm just tossing something on DVD and don't need to make it pretty (though they are coming out with a version that does transitions, can't wait for that)
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I use Ulead MediaStudio Pro. I first used VideoStudio 5 and needed more capability so I upgraded to MSP 6.5 Director's Cut. It did everything I needed, so I've stuck with MSP since then.
I'm now using MSP 7.3 and I have bought MSP 8 but haven't installed it yet. My "toolbox" also includes Ulead DVD Workshop 2, TMPGEnc MPEG Editor, TMPGEnc 3XP, TMPGEnc DVD Author, and most recently Womble MPEG Video Wizard. I'm a Toys 'R Us kid!
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I can not bevelive that no one has voted for Premiere Pro 2.0?
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Originally Posted by nickmindWant my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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Premiere Pro 1.5. Stayed with 6.02 for a very long time before spending the money on Pro 1.5, so now it will be a while before I am willing to pay for another upgrade. I might feel differently if I was really pushing it to its limits.
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I've just started using Premeire Pro 2.0, I've been using Premiere since v6. Premiere 2.0 is great, but it's a real system hog. It does love my AMD 64x2 3800+ w/2 gig RAM. It has no problem running both processors.
Here's a little intro video clip I made using Premiere Pro 2.0 (actually you could do this with any version) for a Baseball Team of 11 year olds:
intro640.wmvI stand up next a mountain and chop it down with the ledge of my hand........ I'm a Voodoo child.... Jimi Hendrix, -
I started with UVS 6 a couple of years ago but I never could find out how the scissors/cut worked in a project. The window changed often when I wanted to cut in aproject. I also used a trial version of UVS9(or was it 10), the same happened so I gave up when I received Pinnacle 9.4 with a new PC. It worked like a dream when cutting. However there are other minus's like I cannot burn a DVD from it because it stops. So I use another program for that. No solution from Pinnacle possible though they tried.
However Pinnacle is the mainly used program.
It seems that there are no program that is optimal. I also used WMM when I wanted to make an addendum within a DV-film. WMM was the very best for this as it was the most exact and you could place a little bit of film into a dv-film in the camera exactly where one wanted it – almost within one picture (out of 25).
I have not found a program that is optimal. There is always some problems. -
Premiere 6.5
I tried Premiere Pro but almost came to hate it. Maybe I´m too used to the earlier versions but instead I have a fast, efficient, reliable and proven work flow, high quality results and still save all the money they ask for the newer versions with all their bells & whistles. I suppose I´ll take another look at it (Prem Pro) when I get myself my own HD equipment, in the meanwhile, 6.5 covers almost all my DV editing needs(also has great third party support) -
To edit MPeg1 or MPeg2 I use Video Studio 8/9 but would also recommend Womble MPEG VCR or Womble MPEG Video Wizard. This is mostly for editing TV captures.
To edit DV format or uncompressed I use Vegas 6 mostly. I also have a machine with Premiere Pro 1.5. I'm holding back on Premiere Pro 2.0 until I upgrade to a more powerful machine later. Premiere Pro 2 has stiff hardware requirements and the $200 upgrade isn't my top priority.
To edit legacy MJpeg (or for video animation) I use Premiere 6.5 + an older version of After Effects.
For MPeg4 editing or for special filtering or transcoding, I go to VirtualDubMod and/or AviSynth plus other tools as needed. -
As far as I'm concerned, using AVISYNTH to do the editing and VIRTUALDUB to check the edits is far superior to the "store bought" entries.
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Do those free apps offer the same features as the store bought ones or just simple cut edits?
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Originally Posted by ashtonesWant my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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Virtualdubmod and AVISynth. All my editing is DV-AVI from a Canopus ADVC-100 so there's no need to get any more "advanced" than this.
If in doubt, Google it.
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