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Subject: Video production
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phly_kid 9.06.13 - 10:33pm
Hello, does anyone know what software is recommended for editing, splitting videos meant for a home production. I also want to be able to produce quite a few of these productions in a short time. As in maybe provide an audio of the event almost immediately after the event. Have to work with an aging video camera so anything that can perhaps enhance the audio and lighten/brighten up the clips after they are shot and on pc is required. Thank you * +

newt182 10.06.13 - 01:16pm
Adobe Premiere + tutorial videos * +

phly_kid 10.06.13 - 07:29pm
Thanks newt182 * +

edit.or 12.06.13 - 12:47am
avidemux, directmp3cut and audacity are good free tools to have in collection. they are all portable and while not support all the functions for home production, they are good for quick edits and can be pretty powerfull so to say, depending on your needs. you can get to them all from softpedia * +

sonicbom 12.06.13 - 07:29pm
Sony vegas pro, awesome stuff but not f.ware * +

mopac 13.06.13 - 09:09pm
Adobe Premiere 2.0 and tutorials like what Newt182 has said. Its even a free s/w. * +

kizzleme 13.06.13 - 11:14pm
Microsoft live movie maker is a free download and does a good job, lots of YouTube videos on it for tutorial info * +

phly_kid 15.06.13 - 04:44pm
adobe premier turned to be a very heavy software on my way below par system. I have audacity as its handy for removing noise on audio and format factory helps with extracting audio from the vids for podcasts. Can i rephrase my question to ask for authoring softwares. The intros one sees on channels. Want to try my hand at that. I will look into avidemux and directmp3cut. Sony vegas is heavy too. I know i need a powerful pc and planning on investing in one soon. * +

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