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Just got myself a camcorder, and have ordered some camera mounts from Chasecam.com for future video in the car.
What I would like to know, does anyone here have opinions on what software to use for creating the videos. I really only know about the following: Adobe Premier, Macromedia, Quicktime, and a little about Divx.
It will need to be Windows XP compatible. Would love to have a Mac, but job requires Windows.
I will be keeping them mostly on the computer, and burn some to DVD. Camcorder supports 16:9 mode, if that make a differnce.
TIA
What I would like to know, does anyone here have opinions on what software to use for creating the videos. I really only know about the following: Adobe Premier, Macromedia, Quicktime, and a little about Divx.
It will need to be Windows XP compatible. Would love to have a Mac, but job requires Windows.
I will be keeping them mostly on the computer, and burn some to DVD. Camcorder supports 16:9 mode, if that make a differnce.
TIA
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Originally Posted by CRRobert' date='Oct 2 2004, 06:54 PM
Just got myself a camcorder, and have ordered some camera mounts from Chasecam.com for future video in the car.
What I would like to know, does anyone here have opinions on what software to use for creating the videos.? I really only know about the following: Adobe Premier, Macromedia, Quicktime, and a little about Divx.
It will need to be Windows XP compatible.? Would love to have a Mac, but job requires Windows.
I will be keeping them mostly on the computer, and burn some to DVD.? Camcorder supports 16:9 mode, if that make a differnce.?
TIA
What I would like to know, does anyone here have opinions on what software to use for creating the videos.? I really only know about the following: Adobe Premier, Macromedia, Quicktime, and a little about Divx.
It will need to be Windows XP compatible.? Would love to have a Mac, but job requires Windows.
I will be keeping them mostly on the computer, and burn some to DVD.? Camcorder supports 16:9 mode, if that make a differnce.?
TIA
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I personally use Studio from Pinnacle Systems. Includes hardware and software. Here is the link to their web site.
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Originally Posted by kigerka' date='Oct 3 2004, 08:03 AM
Pinnacle is good.? So is Adobe Premier.
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I have both. Pinnacle 9 is pretty good and user friendly.
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