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Old 07-03-2004, 23:09   #17
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Re: Video Editing Software
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Originally Posted by Visibleman
As for the sony vegas thing, yea alright If sony camrecorders are crap (for the money you pay), then i dont think their "professional" editing software is going to be any better
Vegas video (as it was known before Sony took it over) was originally programmed by Sonic Foundry, who have a very good reputation, and their products are used in many studios (recording and TV) and production houses.

Also, not all sony camcorders are crap. OK, the cheaper ones (<£1000 ) are not that good, but the high end amateur and professional ones (VX2000 and up) are pretty good.

Regarding the original question, although I use Premiere 6 at work, I use Pinnacle Studio 8 at home (got it free with my DVD writer). Pinnacle Studio 9 costs £60 ish and can edit video and export straight to DVD.

http://www.pinnaclesys.com/ProductPa...01&Langue_ID=2
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