I need a Video Editting Software Recommendation for Vista 64 bit?
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Hello Burak, I recommend a 2.4GHz Dual or Quad-core processor or higher in order to improve your issue(if you are doing high-definition editing ie. 1920x1080 editing--if you are doing standard video editing then you processor should suffice). 4GB of RAM should suffice but it is recommended that you have a higher GHz processor. This should improve lock-ups/freezes. Vista is not the greatest operating system but there are ways around it to make it work better. Also, I recommend Corel Videostudio Pro X2 over Pinnacle anyday...I have Pinnacle Studio 12 and it definetly has more software issues then Coral has. I hope I was of some help. George
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Mike, Hello. The only decent editing software I found to work ok with the raw Vado HD files was Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate. When I tried Premiere Pro CS4 I experienced the same thing as you. I would get audio, but no video. It seems you might have to convert your footage first. Oscar V.
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I don't use any video edit programs, so the only thing I can suggest is to try it. Good luck. I do love the Envy H8, and with my high speed internet (7-8 Mbs), it moves along quite nicely.
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The editing software is not compatible with windows 8, you can use different editing software and everything else will work fine.
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I don't think you're going to get the fine-tuning of Final Cut. I like Ulead VideoStudio for its ease of use, but it doesn't at all compare to Final Cut. (No, you can't leave gaps in the timeline, and I don't think you can use the arrow key to go frame by frame either.)
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I have no experience with "Vista" as such (i use XP myself) but as far as "Quicktime" goes, my older Canon Powershot A480 would store ".AVI" files (640x480x30fps with mpeg-2 compression, i think). My later Canon Powershot SD780 IS on the other hand stores HD video (1280x720x30fps) in Quicktime ".MOV" format (with h.264 codec compression). "Downloading" to the computer should be equally easy either way, it's more a question of "playing it" (what media player software
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No special software needed. Plays back and videos can be edited on most available desktop players, ie Windows, RealPlayer, etc.
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Most high quality video editing programs have built-in chroma key. Final Cut probably does.
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The latest version (1.6, I think) works just fine on 64 bit Win 7. Logitec will upgrade (as I remember it) for free. I have not had any problems, including the "lost camera" mentioned by Dave.
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Honestly, Handyshare is a very simple program that's good for trimming start and end points and for adding reveb effect to a flat sounding recording. Unless your recording conditions are optimal, and they seldom are, I'd recommend going with a decent video editor, especially since you have a 64 bit OS. CyberLink Power Director 9 is fantastic. I'll admit that there's a bit of a learning curve with it but once you get the hang of it you can do just about anything you can imagine to your videos. Try the free (cut down version) trialware and read all the documentation, system requirements and such. It also comes with great tutorials. Don't buy without trying and good luck. Joe
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I suppose you can. It delivers AVCHD 1920x1080 files, so any modern software should be able to handle it. I know when I preview video, the windows player opens and plays it easily.
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I'm at work so I'm not exactly sure what the name of the editing software is, but it does come with editing software that worked wonderfully. I read some of the reviews and people said they used other software. I followed their advice, but in the end, the software that comes with it allowed me to record around 30 hours of footage that I wanted to save from my DVR before a move. I HIGHLY recommend!!
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Win-7, Vista ( both 32 and 64 bit)software V6.2 i think is available on x-rite website. Download and away you go.
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I use Pinnacle Studio 12 ( acutally it's 12.1 - the Ultimate version ) and it works pretty well with my Quad Core computer and a good video card for editing AVCHD footage from this camera. I'm very pleased.Tony
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You should get Aimersoft Zune Video Converter. It's free, fast, converts to tons of file types, and has some extra features such as cutting out parts of the video. You can download the free trial (which has all the needed features) at http://www.aimersoft.com/zune-video-converter.html
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Yes this is the 7.0.3. I bought it in 2011. If you are just starting though you might want to get Final Cut X. It's a different platform that should help grow with your needs. That said, if you are trying to re-edit footage originally done in 7.0 then you will need this software since X will not accommodate anything from before. I hope this helps.
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!