Sarath
iDota
I need a good free or paid (>2-4k) Movie making software. I have no idea about the current offerings.
I have close to ~200GB of 1080p/i and 720 p/i video files from my vacation and need a good software to organise, label, title and burn them (or maybe leave them on the PC)
EDIT: Its only for home use. Like I said for my home videos from my vacation. I will not be modifying any aspects of the video or edit it much.
The only things I would do is stitch them together, create titles and then burn them.
I actually have the PMB (Picture Motion Browser) software that comes with all the Video and still cams of Sony. I haven't started on it yet. I don't want to abandon or switch to another software mid way through my work, when I find some feature lacking and hence want to begin with a good software.
I am also unaware of the different formats. Is it MPEG4 for HD videos playable on DVD players? I do not want to go in for lossy compressions.
Might even consider a BD RW drive or get BD disks done in shops if need be.
You can also suggest some professional softwares that I might be able to borrow from my friends. Thanks.
New problem see below *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/software-q/144474-movie-making-software-suggestions.html#post1465909 permalink post #8
I have close to ~200GB of 1080p/i and 720 p/i video files from my vacation and need a good software to organise, label, title and burn them (or maybe leave them on the PC)
EDIT: Its only for home use. Like I said for my home videos from my vacation. I will not be modifying any aspects of the video or edit it much.
The only things I would do is stitch them together, create titles and then burn them.
I actually have the PMB (Picture Motion Browser) software that comes with all the Video and still cams of Sony. I haven't started on it yet. I don't want to abandon or switch to another software mid way through my work, when I find some feature lacking and hence want to begin with a good software.
I am also unaware of the different formats. Is it MPEG4 for HD videos playable on DVD players? I do not want to go in for lossy compressions.
Might even consider a BD RW drive or get BD disks done in shops if need be.
You can also suggest some professional softwares that I might be able to borrow from my friends. Thanks.
New problem see below *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/software-q/144474-movie-making-software-suggestions.html#post1465909 permalink post #8
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