G
Guest
Can someone suggest popular low, medium and high-end alternatives to Movie
Maker?
Maker?
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J
Jerry
Do a Google search on movie maker.
K
Kenny
Look at Ulead DVD Movie Factory, fairly easy and Adobe Premiere Elements,
more sophisticated but harder to learn .
If buying Elements would recommend Adobe's Classroom In A Book as well to
help learning.
For high end Adobe Premiere.
Keep well away from Pinnacle Studio, I tried everything I could to get this
working but couldn't. Their support was non-existent. Was tempted to
return it and demand a refund but it came with a firewire card and cable
which I was using with the others.
more sophisticated but harder to learn .
If buying Elements would recommend Adobe's Classroom In A Book as well to
help learning.
For high end Adobe Premiere.
Keep well away from Pinnacle Studio, I tried everything I could to get this
working but couldn't. Their support was non-existent. Was tempted to
return it and demand a refund but it came with a firewire card and cable
which I was using with the others.
G
Guest
Thank you both for the suggestions. I have been browsing and am focusing my
research on Serious Magic's Visual Communicator and Adobe's Premiere Elements.
I'm planning to do some newscast like webcasts/vlogs. I like that Serious
Magic has features for green screen effects and a tele-prompter. Other
effects I'll use are for titles, credits and some over the shoulder shots.
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
research on Serious Magic's Visual Communicator and Adobe's Premiere Elements.
I'm planning to do some newscast like webcasts/vlogs. I like that Serious
Magic has features for green screen effects and a tele-prompter. Other
effects I'll use are for titles, credits and some over the shoulder shots.
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
B
Burgy
I've tried Pinnacle Studio9 and Ulead7. I now use MoviePlus4 almost
exclusively.
I particularly like the ability to add unlimited audio and video tracks. Of
course, over time I have learned more, so the difference is not all program,
But i seem to edit my home movies a lot quicker and get lots better results.
I never could get Pinnacle to work properly, and they never even
acknowledged my emails to support. Ulead was ok, but I had a limited version
and didn't like that.
exclusively.
I particularly like the ability to add unlimited audio and video tracks. Of
course, over time I have learned more, so the difference is not all program,
But i seem to edit my home movies a lot quicker and get lots better results.
I never could get Pinnacle to work properly, and they never even
acknowledged my emails to support. Ulead was ok, but I had a limited version
and didn't like that.
G
Guest
I brought Pinnacle studio (plus) because it came with a firewire cable and
port. Although I used the cable and port, I'm new to capturing and editing
film and found Pinnancle complicated. It came with a manual and when I have
enough time I will sit down and learn the process (maybe take a week off work
to learn) meanwhile I'll stick to an easier program, windows moviemaker
port. Although I used the cable and port, I'm new to capturing and editing
film and found Pinnancle complicated. It came with a manual and when I have
enough time I will sit down and learn the process (maybe take a week off work
to learn) meanwhile I'll stick to an easier program, windows moviemaker