Editing video
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From: DEARBORN,MICH-SHIT-GAN
Re: Editing video
first of all fu** stuntusa.com they fu**em banned me..........i read ur thread on stuntusa about video editing and if u want advice stuntlife is the best.........and for the editing programs i sometimes use ulead videostudio 10 because they have special effects....all the programs are the same ....but ur gonna need something with special effects.........does anyone know wat is the best editing program for pc....that has the most and best special effects??
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From: Genova, Italy
Re: Editing video
first of all fu** stuntusa.com they fu**em banned me..........i read ur thread on stuntusa about video editing and if u want advice stuntlife is the best.........and for the editing programs i sometimes use ulead videostudio 10 because they have special effects....all the programs are the same ....but ur gonna need something with special effects.........does anyone know wat is the best editing program for pc....that has the most and best special effects??
Just like Photoshop, it's almost the most widely used software in his class,
hence you'll find tons of advanced users
having developed plugins with special effects and stuff.
most of them, freeware.
Trouble is, 508 may have no confidence at all with such programs,
i'd always consider starting from the ol' Windows Movie Maker
to have his first steps done through editing.
later, he may decide for something better,
but there's nothing more friendly than Movie Maker
for an absolute beginner.
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From: DEARBORN,MICH-SHIT-GAN
Re: Editing video
Special Effects can be downloaded for Adobe Premiere.
Just like Photoshop, it's almost the most widely used software in his class,
hence you'll find tons of advanced users
having developed plugins with special effects and stuff.
most of them, freeware.
Trouble is, 508 may have no confidence at all with such programs,
i'd always consider starting from the ol' Windows Movie Maker
to have his first steps done through editing.
later, he may decide for something better,
but there's nothing more friendly than Movie Maker
for an absolute beginner.
Just like Photoshop, it's almost the most widely used software in his class,
hence you'll find tons of advanced users
having developed plugins with special effects and stuff.
most of them, freeware.
Trouble is, 508 may have no confidence at all with such programs,
i'd always consider starting from the ol' Windows Movie Maker
to have his first steps done through editing.
later, he may decide for something better,
but there's nothing more friendly than Movie Maker
for an absolute beginner.
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From: Ma. USA
Re: Editing video
Here's the software that i've been using for the past couple of years (ebay). It's user friendly. I also use Pinnacle Studio, I recommend Pinnacle but for something cheap and easy Roxio 7.5 does the job.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Roxio-Easy-Media...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/Roxio-Easy-Media...QQcmdZViewItem
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Re: Editing video
thanks for the schoolin 101 but as i stated i will assume he is talkin about ram when he says 4gig.... not 4 gigs of space aka harddrive space.....i wasnt confused but thanks for the advise anyway i know ya meant well...i built my computer with editin in mind but i only have 2gig of ram and 300 gig of space on my hard drive which isnt alot compared to some of the majore editors out there.
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Re: Editing video
Special Effects can be downloaded for Adobe Premiere.
Just like Photoshop, it's almost the most widely used software in his class,
hence you'll find tons of advanced users
having developed plugins with special effects and stuff.
most of them, freeware.
Trouble is, 508 may have no confidence at all with such programs,
i'd always consider starting from the ol' Windows Movie Maker
to have his first steps done through editing.
later, he may decide for something better,
but there's nothing more friendly than Movie Maker
for an absolute beginner.
Just like Photoshop, it's almost the most widely used software in his class,
hence you'll find tons of advanced users
having developed plugins with special effects and stuff.
most of them, freeware.
Trouble is, 508 may have no confidence at all with such programs,
i'd always consider starting from the ol' Windows Movie Maker
to have his first steps done through editing.
later, he may decide for something better,
but there's nothing more friendly than Movie Maker
for an absolute beginner.
where can i download effects and plug ins?
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From: Billerica, MA, USA
Re: Editing video
Oh yeah go desktop. My Mac Pro is the sickest (and insanely fast) machine ever made.
I am using final cut and will never go back to editing on a PC. I see a mac desktop in my future once I get home from iraq. Registered User
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From: Billerica, MA, USA
Re: Editing video
thanks for the schoolin 101 but as i stated i will assume he is talkin about ram when he says 4gig.... not 4 gigs of space aka harddrive space.....i wasnt confused but thanks for the advise anyway i know ya meant well...i built my computer with editin in mind but i only have 2gig of ram and 300 gig of space on my hard drive which isnt alot compared to some of the majore editors out there.
At the same time I bought two 500GB internal drives, each for about $50...
Newegg is the ****!
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