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Old 26-11-2008, 2:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Best stabilization software
I have an mpeg movie, and I want to stabilize it with a very good software in order to reduce shakiness and to keep the uncompressed quality of the original movie... Is it possible? Any suggestions?

PS. I use Windows XP, and the movie is shot in SD.
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Old 26-11-2008, 2:44 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Best stabilization software
Hi,
i remember PowerDirector 7 has a "smart" feature that reduced shakes...called MagicFix

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Re: Best stabilization software
even software which offers mpeg smart rendering ie no re encoding will still re encode the edited bits .as for shake removalThe magix studio editors have that facility .You could download the trialand see what you think
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Old 27-11-2008, 8:49 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Best stabilization software
Power DIrector 7 is what I reccommend.

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Re: Best stabilization software
Many software have "stabilisation " filters
Best too use a tripod in the first place and the filters can degrade vido and introduce unacceptable softness except in the case of costly plugs in for higher end software
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