Want to find the best Movie/Media creating software i can get.?
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The best software is Avid. Of course, their upper range systems are probably out of your price range, but ExpressPro is very affordable. Check it out at http://www.avid.com/products/xpresspro/index.asp
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Adobe premiere Pro\n\nthis is best for editing video\n\nu can use ulead movie editor\n\nlearning about how is premiere work\njoin my group\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/prithvionline
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Windows Movie maker works quite nicely (and some windows computers come w/ it already on there if you got the full package).\n\nI've seen some very impressive things done w/ it and it offeres some pretty cool things you can do w/ the images and transitions.
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the program i would suggest is called "imovie". we are using it right now to make a small  movie, and it has everything you need for editing, mixing, and producing.
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Most definately adobe premiere, it can do pretty much anything and can turn out broadcast quality video, its not cheap and you'll ideally need a fast computer with a big either internal or external drive but its the daddy by far.
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good choice, I use the same. try also windows movie maker
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I have a friend that uses WinDVD, he likes it because of the "ease" and friendliness of it.  If you want to go complete professionalism, go make a real movie with Adobe Premier.  But if you are starting up and want something pretty easy, go with WinDVD.  Also, if you do some googling, you might be able to find some good alternatives.  Check the source below for a good find...
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Imovie blows Movie maker away. I still don't think it does what you need it to do. It is not very powerful compared to avid. try the free avid link here:\n\n\nTony
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Try Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. They're expensive I warn you.
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Best is relative. There are a bunch of good ones out there. For basic home movies I would recomend Premiere elements for about $70. It is fairly simple to use but very powerful. It is also bundled with photoshop elements for $140. The nice thing about this one is that it leads nicely into more advanced editing programs like premiere pro when you get more advanced.\n\nIf you are looking for a free program then try this one from avid.
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I've had very good luck with Video Explosion Deluxe from Nova Development.  It lets you bring in all types of audio and video, and it's pretty easy to figure out and use.\n\nI've made a few near-professional home movies of my kids - complete with transitions between scenes, and even scrolling credits at the end.
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you can also try windows movie maker (a free tool of microsoft). compare with virtual dub, windows movie maker is much more easier for beginners, but virtual dub is more functional than windows movie maker :P)
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The BEST program out there is NERO 7. BUT it is NOT free. If you want something free with those capabilities, try searching on download.com
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Ulead VideoStudio 9.0 - Ulead\n\nUlead VideoStudio helps to turn your home videos into fun-to-watch movies. Automated video editing wizards help you create complete movies in just two steps. The full editor gives you complete creative freedom with over 1000 effects. Preserve your memories on DVD, CD tape, or the Web to share with family and friends.\n\nLicense :ree to try; $99.95 to buy  \nLimitations:30-day and 40-transition trial\nRequirements:Windows Me/2000/XP    \nFile size:173.63MB  \n\nCNET Rating: 5 Star\nAvg. User Rating: 3 1/2 Stars\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Ulead-VideoStudio/3000-2194_4-10389776.html?tag=lst-6-2\n[Last Access 3/20/06 6:58 USCT]
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If you have that much money, then get DVFilm Maker.  There's a link below.  But for about that same amount you could get a full version of Adobe, or Pinnacle, or Ulead, etc. with more features than this.  I would say the $145 price is too much for what it offers, but that is for you to decide.\n\nFor example, you could do much of what this claims to do using the freeware VirtualDub.  Again, it is up to you.
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search download.com for video editing software. It might not be the best, but it's usually completely free.
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Windows Movie Maker and iMovie are both good choices for a beginner.  Simply import clips, pick transitions, and you've got it :)