Need some advice on DV editing software & Video Capture
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April 27, 2005 at 9:40 PM #36615
Anonymous
InactiveHello All,
My name is Todd I’m working with several students from a local mountain bike team here in Sacramento, CA to make a video/dvd about the mountian biking scene in Northern, CA.
I need to get upto speed on DV editing software programs ASAP. I’m looking for advice on a robust editing program that I can learn and grow into. So far I have a newer Dell computer and a used Cannon GL1. I Think I also need to get some sort of video caputure device and a play back deck. What else do I need to get started?
Any ideas/suggestions and or help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Todd
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April 28, 2005 at 7:29 AM #162802
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ParticipantCheck out the educational/student version of Avid Xpress Pro. It’s the full version of the software, at a special discount for students. $295!!!
http://specialtyvideosupply.com/pages/avid.html
You’ll need a simple FireWire port or card to get the dv footage into your dell from the canon dv cam.
Gary
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May 5, 2005 at 2:20 PM #162803
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InactiveMy advice…buy a basic DV capture card and TRY OUT FREE VERSIONS of editing software… Sony Vegas..Ulead…among many others. Windows XP has a very simple program (windows movie maker) included. My personal favorite is Adobe Premiere…lots of support…plugins…tutorials…etc. all over the web. You can find great software deals and instructional videos on Ebay. I’ve used Premiere version 5 and 6 for several years and have been very satisified…mainly because of all of the support on various websites.
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May 6, 2005 at 2:44 PM #162804
Anonymous
InactiveWhat kind of team is it?….DH
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May 6, 2005 at 3:39 PM #162805
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InactiveI would not get Xpress Pro. It is very confusing and takes a while to learn. Try the education version of Adobe Premiere pro. (You can download a trail of Premiere Pro from http://www.adobe.com.) I have learned by experience with Avid. It is very frusterating.
gwXtreme
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August 12, 2005 at 9:54 PM #162806
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ParticipantI wouldn’t point him in the direction of AVID right now. AVID would be a bit too much for someone who is just leaping in. My suggestion is premiere pro.
You don’t really need a playback deck if you have your camera. Playback decks are expensive.
If you want something really simple and cheap, I would go with Pinnacle. I think the lowest you can find the older version is about a hundred dollars.
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