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daveb1965
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hi guys.
i have recently bought a digital camcorder and would like to know if anyone could recomend a good video editing program/suite i can either download or buy, as i dont like the software that came with the camera. i have heard muvee is quite good, does anyone have this?
many thanks.
David
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can you please stop posting the same questions on different forums, i'll remove the one from the "OPEN" forum.
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daveb1965
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oh so sorry. i did,nt know i was,nt allowed.
was just trying to cover all my bases.
David
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thebiggfella
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I use Ulead Video Studio 8.
There are lots of alternatives out there, but for £25, you can't go wrong with this. It's a great bit of kit in my opinion. Check out the customer reviews once you click on the link.
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RichieP
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I'm also a fan of Ulead. However, if you have Windows XP you have Movie Maker included to edit digital movies. It won't record to DVD but you can practise with it first.
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daveb1965
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ok thanks 4 the advice guys. richie i think i,ll mess about with movie maker first like you suggest then maybe look into ulead video studio 8 later. £25 sounds very reasonable.
i would still like to hear from anyone with muvee as a few people i know say its very good.
David
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