[Hidden-tech] Video Editing Software

David Korpiewski davidk at cs.umass.edu
Mon Jan 22 15:44:21 EST 2007


Personally I really like Adobe Premiere.  The cost is somewhat 
prohibitive (700 bucks), but I think for anyone who really likes video 
editing, this is THE software to get.   The software takes a little 
playing with, but it is relatively easy to use.  I've trained my wife in 
under an hour to use it and she has never had any video experience, yet 
she is able to build really nice home movies.

Then when you are done, it has all the features you need to take your 
video and burn straight onto DVD.

David


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> Can anyone recommend some easy-to-use home video editing software that will
> also enable burning onto a DVD? I use iMove on my Mac, but I'm looking for
> something just as easy and intuitive that will run on a PC.
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> Thanks for any help.
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