Video Editing Software

[birdie_man]

Anyone have any suggestions? I want to be able to do multiple file types......Quicktime, MPEG, etc. etc. all the common ones anyway.

I need something to edit videos....mostly to just edit length and combine separate videos into one.

 

[dbl]

Adobe Premier probably.

If you dropped the quicktime requirement, then I think there are more options.

What o/s do you use?

 

[tongzilla]

Anyone have any suggestions? I want to be able to do multiple file types......Quicktime, MPEG, etc. etc. all the common ones anyway.

I need something to edit videos....mostly to just edit length and combine separate videos into one.

If that's all you need then just use Quicktime Pro and Windows Movie Maker.

 

[Amen Corner]

Brian,

What softwares do you use?

I presume it is something running on Mac, but what more exactly?

 

[Brian Manzella]

Video Software...

Final Cut Pro, Quicktime Pro on my Macs, and Adobe Premiere Elements on my PC.

Also, I do a lot with SnapzPro (screenshots, video screenshots), Photoshop (graphic overlays, graphics, photos), and so many more you'd think I had a TV studio in my home.

 

[puttmad]

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If that's all you need then just use Quicktime Pro and Windows Movie Maker.

Forget Windows Movie Maker, you lose too much quality...

 

[suns11111]

http://www.videoredo.com/

Has a trial version that sold me on the product. Use this mostly on my lessons I do and also great for removing commercials from TV Shows on the computer.

 

[Amen Corner]

Final Cut Pro, Quicktime Pro on my Macs, and Adobe Premiere Elements on my PC.

Also, I do a lot with SnapzPro (screenshots, video screenshots), Photoshop (graphic overlays, graphics, photos), and so many more you'd think I had a TV studio in my home.

A follow up, almost a year later......

So when filming a student during a lesson;

Which system do u use (mac/pc)?

What software, if any, do u use to eventually analyse the motion?

I am about to choose a new computer and do not know if go with Mac or Pc. I will have to use either "bootcamp" or "parallel" if I choose a Mac and want to use a softwareprogram like "Swingview Pro".

What is your experience and advice?

Thanks in advance.

 

[jaridyard]

I've been a mac user for a year now and still don't know of any specific movement analysis software, on the plus side with the Leopard OS you can install windows easily.