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    July 10th, 2010

    We have different types of video editing software that are based on what type of user are you: Are you a beginner, intermediate or a professional?

    For the beginners, it is suggested that you use Roxio Video Wave. Based on reviews by various video editing websites and magazines, Roxie Video Wave is an outstanding package that is built in an automated approach to video movie creation. It is user-friendly and is easy to navigate. If you want to save hours of video editing time and transform home videos into movies on DVD or CD, you better choose this Roxie Video Wave software.

    June 10th, 2010

    If you’re planning to buy a video editing package, you must first consider your budget. If you’re a beginner in video editing, it is preferred that you practice first with cheaper software like Pinnacle Studio Plus or Roxio Video Web. I know that you’ve been hearing about the powerful capabilities of Adobe Premiere Pro, but beginners will not be able to adapt easily with this environment. They still have to learn more on the terms and the uses of each option. Cheaper packages are available and I can assure you that they can perform your basic video editing needs. You can upgrade your software as you develop your skills.

    .copy?Copy.*
    by France
    May 10th, 2010

    Like various puzzle pieces, the different elements of a video all work together to create a beautiful whole. We’ve already talked about transitions and music, and the dialogue is a third component that deserves the spotlight. Powerful lines – whether spoken or given as subtitles – can easily make a video remarkably memorable.

    Photo credits: Vangelis Thomaidis

    .transitions*
    by France
    February 10th, 2010

    One of the most basic things you can do using a video editing program is to add transitions in between clips. True to its name, transitions create a gradual change from one scene to the next, avoiding abrupt cuts in the video unless of course, the editor does that on purpose.

    There are a number of video transitions that are very useful when creating videos for different reasons. The most common – and possibly the most popular – is the fade in/out transition. This is when a scene fades out to a color (usually black) or to another scene as though it’s slowly disappearing right before your eyes.

    It’s just one of many though. If you want to learn more about the different types of video transitions and the ways you can use them, you can visit Media College.com

    Photo credits: Sxc.hu

    .dvdor VCD Format?*
    by Brian Yalung
    August 23rd, 2009

    When it comes to final output, you will be given the option of either producing a VCD or DVD disc once you have applied the finishing touches to your project. Normally, people would want the VCD production as it is easier and faster. But if you want something better, considering the DVD option may be a great way to go as well.

    It will inquire additional work as well though. Some DVD authoring may be needed. Titles, video play and some music are normally present for you to manage and if you have the patience to handle it, by all means go for it.

    July 26th, 2009

    Some videos can be muted so that you can use music instead of their default sounds. This is a great way to create an MTV like of a production and with the right tune for the theme of the video, you are sure to draw a round of applause after everything has been compiled and presented.

    That is why it would be best to be up to date with latest musical tunes. Old and new have their way of spicing up the video project and once you do, you are bound to blow life into the video rather than relying on the raw video with nothing to show.

    .gap2.6*
    by France
    June 25th, 2009

    Ever wanted an image manipulation software that you can use to tweak your images for insertion to your videos for cool effects and more. Then GAP is for your, it’s not only free it’s open-source, and all you can do to help keep the ball rolling is to donate a couple of dollars for the developers so they can continue the wonderful work they have been doing so far. The Gimp community has been working hard in coming up with a very powerful yet free software and they have been at it for so long they have recently released GAP version 2.6.0 which addresses issues with the 2.6.X series of their software. There is also an extensive list of plug-in’s you can download from their site that gives you more capabilities when doing edits as well as in the design process. Read the rest of this entry »

    May 25th, 2009

    Life in video editing is quite technical with a lot of stuff that has to be tinkered with and tuned for you to get a fast and successful job done. Most of these technical stuff may not be familiar to most of us but with a nifty download of Powertoys (a collection of small programs that allows you more control plus tools that helps in all aspects of the whole job). The programs and tools contained within the package come out of the many product manufacturers who release small tools for the public and developers but you’ll have to practice a lot to get things done fast. Read the rest of this entry »

    April 25th, 2009

    Most problems with tech support regarding video and editing falls in the category of video card and associated drivers that have to be updated yet may not always be the best set-up. This is where one nifty ability of XP comes in, the driver rollback facility you see on your system setup which allows you to revert to an older driver that works after the new one tends to have messed up everything. Drivers for your video card are an essential part of the computer set-up, get the wrong driver and you get erratic performance form your machine. Read the rest of this entry »

    March 25th, 2009

    Ever felt the need for an operating system upgrade, this is a common appearance and most of us choose the simplest way to do this, upgrading the system straight from the auto update feature of the Operating system. This might not be the best thing to do which leaves another option for you which is more tedious or painful, doing a complete format and then install everything all over again including your operating system and other programs that you use. It is truly painful but here’s why this is better, should you decide to have your computer for use as a dedicated video editing machine you will need a system with the smallest amount of overhead load running in the background as possible. Read the rest of this entry »