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The updated version of this topic is.Updates, corrections, additions, etc. Can be posted as replies to this topic.The following list is ordered by operating system and approximate price to purchase.Non-Linear Editing (NLE) SoftwareWINDOWSTitle: M2-Edit ProCompany: Mediaware SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Over $1000Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
YesComments: NLE for MPEG1 and MPEG2 files.Title: Xpress DVCompany: AvidSystem: Windows 2000, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Approx $1000Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? NoTitle: PremiereCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: Available for $200-$300 with hardware purchase.Title: VegasCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumerTrial version?
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YesTitle: MediaStudio ProCompany: UleadSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: EditionCompany: Pinnacle SystemsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: Included with some Pinnacle hardware products.Title: MyFlix XECompany: Mediaware SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Approx $200Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: NLE for MPEG1 and MPEG2 files.Title: MainActorCompany: Main ConceptSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $200Grade: high-level consumerTrial version?
YesTitle: EditStudioCompany: Pure MotionSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $200Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: VideoFactoryCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Screenblast VideoFactoryCompany: SonySystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: Same as SonicFoundry's VideoFactory.Title: VideoWaveCompany: RoxioSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? NoComments: Formerly from MGI Software.Title: VideoStudioCompany: UleadSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Video deLuxeCompany: MagixSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: MovieStarCompany: DazzleSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
NoTitle: EVECompany: Main ConceptSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: low-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: MovieShop DeluxeCompany: BroderbundSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: low-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: Home Movie MakerCompany: Data BeckerSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: low-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: MovieXone PlusCompany: AIST MediaLabSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: low-level consumerTrial version?
YesTitle: MovieDVCompany: AIST MediaLabSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: low-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Perfect Platinum Video and Photo EditorCompany: Cosmi/Swift SoftwareSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $10Grade: low-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: DDClipCompany: SoftLabSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: FreeGrade: low-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Pro version (shareware) is availableTitle: MovieXoneCompany: AIST MediaLabSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: FreeGrade: low-level consumerTrial version?
N/ATitle: Windows Movie MakerCompany: MicrosoftSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Free with Windows OSGrade: low-level consumerTrial version? N/AMACINTOSHTitle: Final Cut ProCompany: AppleSystem: MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Over $1000Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? NoTitle: Xpress DVCompany: AvidSystem: Windows 2000, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Approx $1000Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
NoTitle: PremiereCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: Available for $200-$300 with hardware purchase.Title: iMovieCompany: AppleSystem: MacintoshWeb link:Price range: FreeGrade: low-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Included with purchase of other software.LINUXTitle: CinelerraCompany: Heroine VirtualSystem: LinuxWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? N/AComments: Requires familiarity with Linux installation.Title: KinoCompany: NoneSystem: LinuxWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU license?Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Requires familiarity with Linux installation. Updates, corrections, additions, etc.
Can be posted as replies to this topic.The following list is ordered by approximate price to purchase.Effects Editing SoftwareTitle: CombustionCompany: DiscreetSystem: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Over $1000Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? YesTitle: After EffectsCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? YesTitle: CommotionCompany: Pinnacle SystemsSystem: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? Updates, corrections, additions, etc. Can be posted as replies to this topic.The following list is ordered by operating system and approximate price to purchase.Image Editing SoftwareWINDOWSTitle: PhotoshopCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? YesTitle: Photoshop ElementsCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: PhotoImpactCompany: UleadSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
YesComments: Includes animated effects in bitmap series.Title: Paint Shop ProCompany: Jasc SoftwareSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: PhotosuiteCompany: RoxioSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
NoComments: Formerly from MGI Software.Title: Windows PaintCompany: MicrosoftSystem: WindowsWeb link: N/APrice range: Free with Windows OSGrade: low-level consumerTrial version? N/ATitle: CinePaintCompany: NoneSystem: Linux, Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: mid-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
N/AComments: Linux version requires familiarity with Linux installation.Title: GimpCompany: NoneSystem: Linux, WindowsWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Linux version requires familiarity with Linux installation.MACINTOSHTitle: PhotoshopCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: $500 and upGrade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? YesTitle: Photoshop ElementsCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.System: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: CinePaintCompany: NoneSystem: Linux, Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: mid-level consumer to professionalTrial version? N/AComments: Linux version requires familiarity with Linux installation.LINUXTitle: CinePaintCompany: NoneSystem: Linux, Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: mid-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
N/AComments: Linux version requires familiarity with Linux installation.Title: GimpCompany: NoneSystem: Linux, WindowsWeb link:Price range: Free; GNU licenseGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Linux version requires familiarity with Linux installation. Updates, corrections, additions, etc.
Can be posted as replies to this topic.The following list is ordered by operating system and approximate price to purchase.Audio Editing SoftwareWINDOWSTitle: Sound ForgeCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $500Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? YesComments: Includes Vegas Video LE.Title: ACID ProCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $500Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
YesTitle: Cool Edit ProCompany: Syntrillium SoftwareSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $200Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version? NoTitle: Home Studio XLCompany: CakewalkSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: approx $200Grade: high-level consumerTrial version? NoComments: also Home Studio 2002 approx $100Title: Sound Forge StudioCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
YesTitle: Screenblast Sound ForgeCompany: SonySystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesComments: Same as SonicFoundry's Sound Forge.Title: ACID MusicCompany: SonicFoundry Media SolutionsSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Screenblast ACIDCompany: SonySystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
YesComments: Probably the same as SonicFoundry's ACID Music.Title: Music CreatorCompany: CakewalkSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: Cool Edit 2000Company: Syntrillium SoftwareSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: under $50Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: Music Maker deLuxeCompany: MagixSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $50Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Audio Cleaning LabCompany: MagixSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Under $50Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? YesTitle: Nero Wave EditorCompany: Ahead SoftwareSystem: WindowsWeb link:Price range: Free w/ purchase of NeroGrade: low-level consumerTrial version? NoComments: Included with Nero Burning ROM software.MACINTOSHTitle: Logic PlatinumCompany: EMagicSystem: MacintoshWeb link:Price range: Over $500Grade: high-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: CubaseCompany: Steinberg Creative ToolsSystem: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: approx $500Grade: high-level consumer to professionalTrial version?
NoTitle: CubasisCompany: Steinberg Creative ToolsSystem: Windows, MacintoshWeb link:Price range: approx $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version? NoTitle: MetroCompany: Sagan TechSystem: MacintoshWeb link:Price range: under $100Grade: mid-level consumerTrial version?
YesComments: Formerly from Cakewalk.Title: SoundhackCompany: NoneSystem: MacintoshWeb link:Price range: freewareGrade: high-level consumerTrial version? N/AComments: Spectral processing only. Resources for Video EditingUtility SoftwareThere are hundreds of utilities available at various places on the Internet. Some good starting points are:- (Linux only)These lists are here at AnimeMusicVideos.org:ForumsAll of the major manufacturers of NLE software maintain support forums. ABC VideoRollDead product and no way to get a registration key so it dies quickly.AIST Movie ExplorerDead. Can't seem to find it.AIST MovieXoneLittle documentation.
Download is currently disabled (I have version 4.0 build 8327, the German site reports there is a 4.5 version) Supposed to be some free transitions but you have to register (broken). How do plug-ins work? Horrible purple color scheme though. Wish it could be changed to brushed metal.(ed. Download is available; see the first entry in this topic)Avid Free DVAvid will be releasing Free DV sometime in mid-2003 for both PC and Mac. Sign up for an email notification when it is available.Axogon Composer 0.93.1This is the 'before' version of MainConcept's MainVision program. There's also quite a following among the guys who do all those Lego movies.CyberLink PowerDirector 1.1review:CyberLink PowerProducer 1.0 VE (VCD Only)For a limited time in April (?) 2003 CyberLink gave these away free on their website.
Copies may be floating around the web. They're fairly large (12M and 22M) and required a registration number. The numbers were the same for everyone.(ed. Deleted keys)DDClip FreeFree version won't work on Win2K with 2G available space in the install partition.
Author won't update it. That's about as useless as the free Pro Tools 5.01 that won't run on Win2K.Digital Origin freeDV(free registration)Dead product. 3 minute limit.Heroine Warrior CinelerraLinux-only unless someone cares to get into the source and make a Windows version (boy, wouldn't THAT be nice, especially if they included full VST, DX, AviSynth, VirtualDub, Premiere, and After Effects plug-in support.)(Is there a free way to run Linux in a window? That might be a solution.)pure motion EditStudioSome of the British magazines have included a complete, older version on their CD. We don't get those here (I'm in North Carolina) and can't find a way to download. Does anyone have a good URL for this?Windows Movie Maker 2Appears to only be for Windows XP.Zwei-Stein Video EditorI've sent email a number of times but never get a response.
Nice program but without source or a plug-in architecture there's no way to integrate it with AviSynth/VirtualDub.-Basically, I'm looking for a free NLE that will (preferably) support the DebugMode PluginPac FrameServer The best options right now seem to be Axogon Composer, CyberLink PowerDirector 1.1 (if you can find it) and Zwei-Stein. Avid Free DV looks promising, too.There's also a 'shootout' between some of the leading PC NLE's:Really wish the authors of Zwei-Stein would release the source.Fred ThompsonA/V Utils for the Masses!!!Curator of links atLast edited by FredThompson on 18th May 2003 at 10:29.
For students you can look out for educational prices. I usually order my stuff throughHeres a sample:Adobe Digital Video Collection 8.0 WIN/MAC(Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop & Illustrator)AD81211 $469.00(this gets you the full version of each of these programs, with the manual)LightWave 3D 7.5 MAC/WIN Upgrade(serial number required)NT22513 $199.00LightWave 3D 7.5 MAC/WIN USBNT22413 $395.00(The five pack of lightwave is 995.00, and it includes five usb dongles, so pool up five guys that want it and you're set). Good thread, but can anyone help me with Ulead's VideoStudio?What I need to know is.
Have you used it, and if so does it tend to crash every 10 seconds with a C library runtime exception?If it is as buggy as it seems, are there any other STABLE sub $100 editors that work in the same fashion? Any that also allow panning/Zoom?I'm running a PII 400mhz, but I find ONLY a recomendation for an 800mhz PIII or greater if your doing capturing (which I'm not). Never the less, I wonder if the BIG crashing problem is a matter of my PII being too slow.I have 256mb memory BTW.
Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETDid you know that you can edit video within Adobe's image-editing program? There is no need to learn the ins and outs of Premiere or Final Cut when Photoshop does just fine for some simple edits and transformations.Video editing has been part and parcel of Photoshop since CS3 Extended. If you are running an older version of Photoshop, here is our tutorial on how to cut video using.Photoshop CC and CS6 are mostly the same when it comes to video features. Photoshop can read the following major file formats and more:.264.AVI.MPEG-4.MOV (QuickTime).MTSA full list of supported file formats is available on this.
Getting startedOpen up Photoshop and head to the Window menu. Make sure that Timeline is selected, which will bring up the video toolbar at the bottom of the screen. Alternatively, head to Window Workspace Motion to bring up the entire suite of video controls.Now it is time to import the video file. Either drag a supported video into the Photoshop main window or click the filmstrip icon in the timeline and select 'Add Media.' Alternatively, for more precise control over the file when it comes to exporting, go to File New. Select Film & Video from the drop-down menu and change to the appropriate values.
Once the new document has been created, import the video file itself by going to Layer Video Layers New Video Layer from File.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETThe video will now be available for editing in the timeline. Like any traditional video editor, Photoshop lets you scrub through the footage and gives you some basic controls over audio.
Note that if you playback the file within the edit window, Photoshop may drop the frame rate to keep displaying the footage in real time.The next thing you may want to do before launching into the edit is to turn the video layer into a Smart Object. This will allow you to apply filters to the entire video image in one particular layer - even if there are cuts or transitions.Choose the correct layer name and then select Layer Smart Objects Convert to Smart Object.
A purple clip means that the layer has been converted to a Smart Object.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETOnce this has been done, any adjustments you make through filters will be reflected in all frames on that particular layer. Making editsEditing video using Photoshop uses many of the same principles you may be familiar with when working with still images.Depending on the camera and lens combination used to shoot your video, you may want to apply a lens-correction filter.
Photoshop may be able to automatically detect what camera the video was filmed with. Head to Filter Lens Correction, and Photoshop should autodetect the camera.Note that Photoshop may not detect it if the video was created using a smartphone. If this is the case, you can apply corrections to the video image using the Custom tab in the Lens Correction window.The controls are quite comprehensive, including the ability to add or remove a vignette, make adjustments for chromatic aberrations, or adjust perspective. Add some custom lens corrections in this window.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETVideos can be split by selecting the scissor tool on the Timeline. This will cut the video in two at the position of the playhead.
Like any other video editor, in Photoshop you can move clips back and forth to other layers on the Timeline. The adjustments palette.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETAdd in any extra audio files using the dedicated Audio Track layer. Click the musical-note icon to import music or other sounds. To make adjustments to the audio recorded with the video file, right-click on the appropriate clip, and then select the musical-note icon to adjust the volume or mute it.Some basic filters will be accessible via the Adjustments layer palette in the workspace.Options available include black-and-white, photo filter, curves, exposure, and brightness/contrast adjustments.Photoshop will include these filters as a separate, nondestructive layer that you can toggle on or off using the regular layers palette. Toggle adjustments for curves, exposure, and more from the layers palette (on the right) to see the Before and After effect.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETTransitionsPhotoshop has some common transitions built in, such as fades and crossfades. These can be found in the Timeline toolbar, denoted by the split-square transitions icon.Select a transition from the menu, then drag it on to the appropriate layer on the Timeline.
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Transitions can be extended or shortened by dragging the duration slider just underneath the video image on the Timeline. Alternatively, right-click on the transition itself to change the duration with more precise control. A list of the simple transitions available in Photoshop CC.Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETTo change the speed of a clip, right-click on the appropriate layer. Select 'Speed' to increase or decrease playback speed using the slider or a percentage value. To slow down motion, choose a speed such as 50 percent.Transitions can also be applied to audio. Again, to work with audio recorded with a video, right-click on the appropriate clip, and go to the musical-note icon.
Apply fade-in or -out transitions where desired. Text and objectsPhotoshop lets you add text to videos using the same method as still images. First you will want to create a new video group so you can adjust the position of the text and placement over the clip. Do this by selecting the filmstrip icon in the timeline and selecting 'New Video Group.' Screenshot by Lexy Savvides/CNETSelect the text tool from the side toolbar, place the cursor on the image, and start typing. Photoshop places the text on a new layer so you can move it to the desired place in the timeline.To add a transition to text, simply use the same method outlined above for the video image - just drag the transition over the text layer instead.Adobe has detailed information on working with more complex motion.
ExportingWhen your masterpiece is ready to go, head to File Export Render Video. Make any adjustments to Output File Type, or select one of the many Adobe presets to make a YouTube or Vimeo-ready short film. Make sure that 'Adobe Media Encoder' is selected rather than 'Photoshop Image Sequence', or you will end up with a series of still JPEG images rather than a video.When you are satisfied with the export settings, press Render, and let Photoshop make your movie.