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    Video editing software?

    Before I go to a geeks forum where I'm sure to get pointed to some expensive and complicated pro software, I'm wondering if anyone's using a simple to use editor for general purpose/semi-pro videos. I'm hoping to pop a few short demos into my website.

    I've fiddled with MS Moviemaker... Are there any other - pretty simple to use - editors out there that have a short learning curve? I'd just as soon learn and then stick with one that I can rely on.
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    I don't video, so I can't be sure, but I think Roxio Easy Media Creator has video editing. I use it for buring CDs/DVds. Adobe Premiere Elements (Elements Premiere?) is sort of a stripped down version of it's "grown up" video software, but might still be a little pricey with the Adobe name on it. It is to Premiere as Photoshop Elements is to Photoshop. Good luck. DB
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    Adobe Premier Elements 4.0, either by itself of purchased bundled with Photoshop Elements 6 is an excellent choice. Easy to use and has many of the features and capabilities of their high-end Premier. I've found this program to be easy to get going with, too...
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    Try this one...I found it easy and very capable...
    Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition 8.0
    http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/.../moviestudiope
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    Ulead is ithe best I have used. I have no reason to look for another program. It is pricey but it is very easy to use and reliable. I have had other programs that dropped frames and wouldn't work on some stuff. It has taken everything I have thrown at it.

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    Vegas

    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Clabo View Post
    Try this one...I found it easy and very capable...
    Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition 8.0
    http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/.../moviestudiope
    Another vote for Sony Vegas, plus there are a lot of tutorials on youtube to help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Clabo View Post
    Try this one...I found it easy and very capable...
    Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition 8.0
    http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/.../moviestudiope
    I'm a very big fan of Sony Movie Studio. If you're looking for something free
    VirtualDub is my second choice. http://www.virtualdub.org

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