Showing posts with label video editing software used in movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video editing software used in movies. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Movie trembles when I reverse it in video editing software?




raigafan18


I use Final Cut Express to edit and put movies together. However, I have encountered a problem. When I reverse some videos, the picture trembles and shakes around. This does not happen when I play the videos normally, since they do not tremble or anything when I view them before use. How do I correct this, or what could be causing it?


Answer
The top-ranked video edting software for PC:Ulead Video Studio, Adobe Premiere Elements and SonyVegas.
Based on personal experiences,I have had good success with DVD Slideshow Builder,which supports all popular Standard-definition and high-definition videos.
Built-in video edting tools, like crop, rotateVideo effects like Brightness contrast, Blur, Carve , Embossment, Flash,Red Green Blue,Levels,Ribbon,Old Photo,etc.
http://www.ourpix.com/dvd-slide-show.html#150
For Mac, there's a compromise program available for the Mac, that's Final Cut Express. It's sort of the consumer version of Final Cut Pro/Studio, which is intended for professionals in the video editing field. It's also very expensive.
http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/

What is the best video camera and editing software to use to make movies?




Mike DeMor


I have been working on a movie, but I want to know what a really good camera would be to film it. My friend has a Sony dcr-sr47 and I haven't used it so I don't know how well it is with video quality and audio. I was also looking into buying a Canon FS300, so I would like to know which is better, or if there is a camera better for under $500. I am also looking into editing software for my movies. From what I hear, Vegas Movie Studio 9 is pretty good, but I'm unsure.


Answer
Any good digital camera will work. I have GE 8.0 megapixel E850 that works wonders. I also got a Sony Handicam DCR SX-40 that works great too. I have a mini adjustable tripod and a regular tripod that goes up to 50" which is great for my Handicam. A camera with a zoom lense like my GE(won it off of eBay for around $50 with s/h.), will work wonders. My GE came with a video editing software, Arcsoft with Photo and Video Impressions. I can't think of the program my Handicam came with. I have Windows Movie Maker too. If you're willing to go an extra mile since you want to invest in a Canon, you may want to try a video editing program like Pinnacle Studio. You can do all kind of things with this program. Try a trial version and see if it's something you would like to spend money on.




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Friday, August 9, 2013

What free video editing software allows you to have more than layer of audio at the same time?

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Lord Facem


I currently use Windows Movie Maker, and I am working on a project that requires more than one audio layer at a time. The only way to do this is to save it once and then add the second layer of audio to the saved video, and after saving it twice the video and audio quality turns to crap. If you could, please recommend me some free video editing software that allows you to have more than one audio layer at a time. kthx
I am using Windows XP.



Answer
Audacity has always been multi-track capable [check out (5)]..
Audacity..
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Lame if needed to encode to mp3:
http://lame.sourceforge.net/
How to install Lame:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&i=lame-mp3
Basic tutorials:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/manual-1.2/tutorials.html
http://www.recipester.org/Software/Audacity

Very basic Audacity starter guide.

(1) Because of patent restrictions Lame needs to be downloaded and installed separately to save tracks in mp3 format.

(2) Audacity will only accept and play files in wav, mp3, Ogg and aiff format apart from it's own native .aup format.
A short noise for about one second indicates an incorrect file format.

(3) For any effects to be active a part or all of the track needs to be highlighted.
Left click on a blank part of the panel to the left of the waveform or use ctrl+a to highlight the whole track or left click, hold and drag to highlight a selected portion of it.

(4) The recording input is selected from a drop down list at the top right of the program.
For Vista users if "stereo mix" or "what you hear" is not active on the input list:
Vista: Click Start> Control Panel. Select Manage Audio Devices in the Sound Section.
Click the Recording Tab and if the Stereo Mix Option is missing right-click on an empty part of the window and left-click on Show Disabled Devices. Right-click on the icon and select Enable. This will enable recording of sound coming through your speakers.

(5) Multi-track recording setup:
Version 1.2 via File menu, version 1.3 via Edit menu.
Preferences / Audio I/O tab and check:
"play other tracks while recording new one".
Version 1.3.12 - Edit / Preferences / Recording:
"Playthrough / Overdub / "play other tracks while recording new one".
Import the first track then monitor it while recording subsequent track/s.
It's best to use headphones while doing this to prevent feedback.

What are some easy to use video editing softwares for Windows?




MT


I'm looking to get a video editing software (other than Movie Maker) for my Windows 7 PC and I was wondering which softwares had easy to use interfaces.


Answer
Good video editing software provides you with the tools needed to capture, edit and share your video creations.
http://www.video-editing-software.biz/corel-video-studio.html
all-in-one video-editing software for creating high-quality HD and standard-definition movies, slide shows and DVDs
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&newwindow=1&q=site:http://www.video-editing-software.biz/&start=20&sa=N




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