Is there video editing software comparable to FCE in price and functionality for Windows?
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You could try Adobe Premiere Elements. The newest version does just about everything FCE does and more.
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if you dont mind spending the money,premiere pro cs4 is excellent,final cut is also pretty good,and toast 10 pro will burn your discs from mts files too.sony vegas is another one to consider for a windows machine.
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Dear Valery: With this Sony Movie Studio Platinum Suite 12 software, you have many choices of audio editing, for example you can extract the audio from a video, you can change the volume of a song in MP3, you can make conversions of audio from one format to another, mix, trim, add, add silence between songs, add fade at the beginning and at the end of a song, you can add special effects, among other things but I'm commenting only a few options that I've used, but still have not used most of the options that the software has naturally required patience and time to take advantage of the program, as it also has an excellent tutorial that will indicating you step by step how to do, it is really very well recommend it since I've had other editors and this is the best and all off the foregoing their specialty is the edition of video clips.
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The included software works, but is not very good. Other free options for Windows are ThermoHID and Utac. I ran Utac for a year or two, then found ThermoHID fit my needs better, and is a bit more stable.
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I'm not sure but it isn't expecially difficult to load and use with my "good quality" Dell computer running Windows 7.No doubt a simple custom software. I have't done any editing yet.
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I used Pinnacle's VideoSpin software to edit the footage. I think you can burn a DVD for the first 2 weeks then you have to purchase the upgrade version for $30 (download). Based on what I've seen it's a real bargain. The CD version of the upgrade is highly rated and costs $60. VideoSpin is freeware but the codec package is $15 if you plan to use it beyond 2 weeks.
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I found a program that you can download the trial and so far it works good. I could no longer use Sony Vegas 9 since I upgraded to 64 bit Vista. The name of the program is Magix Movie Edit Pro 15 and its actually pretty easy to use but it cost about seventy bucks or so.
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Joey -I went to the DivX website at http://www.divx.com/en/products/software/windows/divx, and I don't think it is different than the paid for version, because the trial supposedly runs out after 15 days. Also, one of the early reviewers was upset because it was a crappy quality picture. There is also something called Xvid which is completely free, which I've read in one of the reviews also works on this unit, but I haven't tried it out yet. (I'm self-employed, and if I don't work I don't get paid, so I try not to spend my entire day playing with my toys!)Heidi
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I use regular simple editing software after copying to my computer. Best camera/video I have ever used. Buy it. It is worth the price and then some.
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I do video conversion/editing a lot and edit time reduced by 50%. Coming from AMD phenom xII 965. Do not know about i5 pfocessor. I spend half the time I used to. I don't play any games.
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Microsoft has photo and video software that works great and it's free. I believe it is called Microsoft live.
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I've done video editing with sony vegas and photo editing with Photoshop CS6 and it works flawlessly! At the time of doing both of those there was definitely music going, along with 10 chrome tabs... Possibly more
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It isn't. Dell sent me a DVD to find programs that aren't compatible with windows 7. photoshop elements 7 and premiere elements 7 are not. you have to get 8. and there is no cheap upgrade, you have to buy the whole product. it's a ripoff
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I have not used this software in years, switched to Adobe Premiere. I suggest going to the official final cut software website and inquiring.
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I used Pinnacle's VideoSpin software to edit the footage. I think you can burn a DVD for the first 2 weeks then you have to purchase the upgrade version for $30 (download). Based on what I've seen it's a real bargain. The CD version of the upgrade is highly rated and costs $60.VideoSpin is freeware but the codec package is $15 if you plan to use it beyond 2 weeks.
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I edit in Adobe Premiere CC, and from what I understand is, is that Premiere demands much more hardware intensive components to work better. FCPX is a bit more optimized for Macs from Apple, if you're looking to replace this in a Mac Pro/iMac/MacMini/etc, this will be perfect, I have 0 issues with this drive for editing, render speeds are fine, playback is smooth, 0 frames dropped, export is relatively fast. If this is going to be a scratch drive, this larger the capacity, the longer it will work before it goes dead, which is nice. Buy it if you can, or go for Samsung Pro SSD, which are better, but cost more. Hope this helped, message me if you have anymore questions.
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Sure! Easy! Just connect the camera to your computer using the enclosed USB cable. You'll see a folder for the video files, and another folder for still shots. Simply drag and drop into your preferred editor.