what's the best (cheap) video editing software?
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the best is windows moviemaker, and if you have windows its free.\n\nyou can find it in your startmenu -> acessories\nfolder.\n\nhave fun.
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iMovie or Final Cut Pro
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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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Just use windows movie maker. It's easy, free and already on your computer.
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Yes. Adobe Premeire, Avid, etc. can all do this.\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com
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hi i would suggest Adobe_Premiere_Pro_ for video editing if its just ur home video for pro i'd recamend avid xppress and for photo slides u can google it and find some  coz there are lots avalible hth :)\n\nor u can use ur nero vision or windowsXP movie maker
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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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Photoshop you can liquify or smude tool. But not sure for video.
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There are all kinds of free editing software out there. If you need something kind of powerful, there is avid free dv. It is capable of doing very powerful things if you learn how to use it.\n\nThere are other programs out there like Cinelerra which is linux based. If you do a search on yahoo, you can find it. It has a huge learning curve, so plan ahead.\n\nIf you need a simple edit program there are a few out there, movie maker on pc, i movie on the mac, there are also a few online. (Go to We Are The Media, and look for past articles on free editing software.)\n\nThere are also some very good programs available from your local electronics store with price tags from $40 to a hundred dollars. They can be worth the price if you want to edit a lot of video quickly.\n\nHope that helps,\nTony
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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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VideoHelp is a great place to start\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/edit
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I use Ulead Video Studio it is pretty user friendly so It is easy to use.  It comes with some effects and is fairly cheap. It even comes with catchy music to add to your movies.
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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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Photo Editors I can do:\n\nPhotoPlus, http://freeserifsoftware.com/\n\nPaint.NET, http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/ (Probably easier to use than PhotoPlus but it lacks a few advanced features such as drop shadows but everything else is there including, layers, levels, cloning and effects)\n\nPicasa, http://picasa.google.com/ acquired by Google this is a simple editing tool to fix red eye and crop (I'm not sure what else it does) but I use it to keep track of all the images on my PC.\n\nThose are my favorites but just so you have some more options check out Irfanview, http://www.irfanview.com/ and Ultimate Paint, http://www.ultimatepaint.com/ (that one is not free).\n\nThose are free (with the one exception), there might be some that you can pay for but why would you when you can get these for free.  I don't know of any easy to use video program but you can check out Windows Movie Maker (it's free) but it lacks many advanced features available in commercial packages, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx
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You can check out adobe premiere:\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/main.html
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For free?  'Cause that's not happenin' buddy.\n\nThe top solutions out there are:\n\nAdobe Premiere Pro\nSony Vegas\nAvid
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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.