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Posted by Smarty on 04/29/07 00:50
jazu,
Vegas has a rather steep learning curve but rewards the user with a very
rich set of features and a stable environment which performs very well.
There are numerous other less feature-rich programs for people who are
looking for simplicity, HD-DVD authoring, or lower cost. There are those who
prefer to work entirely with mpeg-only editing, since they capture content
in mpeg on a set-top DVD recorder or HDV camcorder. It really boils down to
what you need and want to do, and how complex or simple you want the
environment to be. Some people (myself included) will sometimes use
comparatively primitive programs like Ulead Movie Factory or iMovie even
though we own Vegas 7 or other higher-end programs.
If you are looking for help in selecting an alternative to Vegas, you should
really tell us what Vegas lacks or has too much of, and what you hope to
achieve by switching to something else, and we will be glad to help you find
something.
Smarty
"jazu" <nofreakingspam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:QeQYh.142142$6m4.86138@pd7urf1no...
> Hi
> In my editing experience I was using
> -Windows movie maker (or rather trying to, because all I got that was comp
> crashes)
> -WinDVD Creator, easy to use but I didn't like final product of this
> software
> -Sony Vegas which I love very much.
> I don't know other programs and would like to know opinion from people who
> was using Vegas and other software and why the program they decide to use
> is for them the best.
> thanks
>
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