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Old 14-04-2007, 1:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Dvd camera editing

Can anyone help me with edit software for a pc, so I can edit from my dvd camcorder?
The camera does not have firewire out, so the dvd has to go into the pc. I hope that makes sense?
Any advice welcome
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Old 14-04-2007, 5:29 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Dvd camera editing

Sevral of the editing programmes will do this some easier to use than others and some pricier than others you can download free trials of most. I use adobe elements or magix movie editor there are others.
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Re: Dvd camera editing

I would suggest that you go for a program that offers 'smart rendering' as this will help to maintain the PQ of your footage as you will be working with compressed MPEG-2 video. AFAIK there are only a few programs that offer this and the ones I know of are Ulead Video Studio, Womble Video Wizard & Video Redo.

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Re: Dvd camera editing

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I would suggest that you go for a program that offers 'smart rendering' as this will help to maintain the PQ of your footage as you will be working with compressed MPEG-2 video. AFAIK there are only a few programs that offer this and the ones I know of are Ulead Video Studio, Womble Video Wizard & Video Redo.

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In my experience editing MPEG-2 using the "smart rendering" in ULead Video Studio
gives poor results. From what I have read on this and other forums the only MPEG-2 editors that really work are Womble and Vegas.
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