Glad I could help. I hope it serves you well!!!Kurt wrote:First Light, I checked out and then bought that package that you recommended. I'm glad I did. It's just what I was looking for - something much more sophisticated that the humble iMovie, but accessible and appealing to use.
Which movie editor?
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Yes, I think it will. Already burned a DVD using images. Couldn't believe how quick and easy it was!First Light wrote: Glad I could help. I hope it serves you well!!!
But... and it's not a big deal really, I've just discovered that I can't upload video from my mini dv camera to Premiere, because the computer won't recognise my camera.
After searching all over the Net, I'm beginning to suspect that it might have something to do with the fact that I'm runing Vista, and that OS cannot see my camera, (Canon MVX40i).
Still got a bit of checking to do, but if it turns out to be an OS limitation, I'll just have to go back to using XP.
Cheers,
Kurt.
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Windows XP is more stable and requires less memory, I think is the best OS available in nowadays! I will use until is totally obsolete. Good Luck
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Couldn't agree more, Leon! Matter of fact, I've fixed the camera/computer problem by ditching Vista and installing a fresh copy of XP. Evidently it was something about Vista that was preventing Premiere from recognising the camera.leonregis wrote:Windows XP is more stable and requires less memory, I think is the best OS available in nowadays! I will use until is totally obsolete. Good Luck
I googled Vista, and was astonished to read so much bad press about it. Worst thing was that it requires 2G of RAM just to run itself!!! That's just unacceptable.
Anyway, all's good now.
Kurt.
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Good for you, but XP still my favorite
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Mine, too, Leon!leonregis wrote:Good for you, but XP still my favorite
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What didn't you like about sony vegas?
PS: you guys are into space stuff? Whenever I get my own
web page going, I will upload the scans of my father's
space collection. I donted it all to a museum, but I
made scans of everything first.
PS: you guys are into space stuff? Whenever I get my own
web page going, I will upload the scans of my father's
space collection. I donted it all to a museum, but I
made scans of everything first.
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I love space stuff!!! Give to me the link when the site is ready.
Thanks
Thanks
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Speaking for myself, tyler, I found Sony Vegas a bit "unfriendly". The UI just didn't invite me in, so to speak. Maybe it was because I come from Apple's iMovie, which can be used by any 10 year-old kid!tylerzambori wrote:What didn't you like about sony vegas?
Vegas was like a person who doesn't want others to get to know him, if that's a useful analogy. I found I had to hunt around too much, just to find anything.
Sure, thanks!PS: you guys are into space stuff? Whenever I get my own
web page going, I will upload the scans of my father's
space collection. I donted it all to a museum, but I
made scans of everything first.
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I use EditStudio (http://www.mediachance.com/) to create, cut and adding sound to my videos.
BUT i don't encode with it - sometimes it crashes if i want do encode directly in xvid, divx or something. I create first a uncompressed avi that works always. To encode the "final" video i then use Virtual Dub or another software (i.e. if i need it as MPG etc.)
BUT i don't encode with it - sometimes it crashes if i want do encode directly in xvid, divx or something. I create first a uncompressed avi that works always. To encode the "final" video i then use Virtual Dub or another software (i.e. if i need it as MPG etc.)
I still use TrueSpace 6.6
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Link: My Youtube Channel
Link: www.DesignDevil.de - Plugins, Tutorials and more about TrueSpace 6.6