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#191740 by jimmydanger
Wed Oct 31, 2012 12:29 pm
I need some good video editing software that's cheap, like $50. Anybody have any suggestions? I have a DVD of our show from last Friday and I want to rip it and set up tracks, fades, titles, etc.

#191742 by GuitarMikeB
Wed Oct 31, 2012 12:35 pm
I found Roxio Creator (I have an older version) is pretty good for the effects, etc, but not so good for overlays. I use Seriph MovieMaker for that, but it doesn't have the transition FX. The good stuff costs a lot more than $50.
#191752 by J-HALEY
Wed Oct 31, 2012 1:36 pm
jimmydanger wrote:I need some good video editing software that's cheap, like $50. Anybody have any suggestions? I have a DVD of our show from last Friday and I want to rip it and set up tracks, fades, titles, etc.


Nobody wants to watch your Sh!tty band and Sh!tty guitar playing sucks ASS! :wink:
#191759 by PaperDog
Wed Oct 31, 2012 3:07 pm
jimmydanger wrote:I need some good video editing software that's cheap, like $50. Anybody have any suggestions? I have a DVD of our show from last Friday and I want to rip it and set up tracks, fades, titles, etc.


WIndows Movie Maker. Its free (Comes with Windows) and reasonably flexible. Decent choice of resolutions as well.

If yo filmed in HD , consider converting to WMV for that

#191764 by jimmydanger
Wed Oct 31, 2012 3:30 pm
Thanks Dog, I tried Windows Movie Maker but my version must be too old, it doesn't recognize the DVD format. I'm due for a new PC, I was trying to wait but now that Windows 8 is out I think I'll buy one and see if WMM works.

#191770 by J-HALEY
Wed Oct 31, 2012 4:05 pm
Jimmy would you color me another one of those spelin books? I lost the other one and caint find it! :twisted:

#191782 by Slacker G
Wed Oct 31, 2012 5:23 pm
I just bought a Sony program that was very reasonable. Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum. I haven't loaded it as of this time since I am setting up the computer that I plan to use. It also has a version of Sound forge in it to clean up noisy audio. I bought it because it handles the Canon AVCHD format.

#191783 by jimmydanger
Wed Oct 31, 2012 5:56 pm
I found a program called VideoPad that lets you try out the program for free. Pretty easy to use, I've ripped a few of the tunes to mpg.

#191784 by jsantos
Wed Oct 31, 2012 5:57 pm
jimmydanger wrote:Thanks Dog, I tried Windows Movie Maker but my version must be too old, it doesn't recognize the DVD format. I'm due for a new PC, I was trying to wait but now that Windows 8 is out I think I'll buy one and see if WMM works.


JiimyD! Have you ever considered getting a Mac? iMovie comes standard with the software bundle as well as Garageband. Mac is standard in many recording and visual studios.

#191787 by jimmydanger
Wed Oct 31, 2012 6:10 pm
Yeah Jerry we use a Mac at the studio where I record but I need a Windows machine since I sometimes work from home and need it to be compatible with the programs we use at work.

#191790 by Starfish Scott
Wed Oct 31, 2012 6:33 pm
This may be a dumb answer, but did you try the standard Windows Movie Maker>?

(I don't have any experience using it.)

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