Posted by ijonesTOGLI on 12/18/06 10:39

Ok, thanks for your news, but I cannot try FCP because because I don't
have MAC and I thinl FCP doesn't run on PC.
Thanks


>imovie is generally considered to be for casual home movie making,
>though it too comes in an HD flavor now. The standard imovie is free
>with a mac and is part fo the ilife suite. If simple things for fun or
>work are all you need, this is probably ... all you need. ;-)
>
>FCP and Edius are roughly the same functionally, they only differ in
>small details. If you get the FCP SUITE, you get a very powerful
>combination of associated programs and this is a step ahead of Edius
>alone. But editor to editor, they will both do what you want. m Making
>cuts, dissolves, wipes, DVE moves, titling, audio, simple composites.
>
> Really the thing is to find one that feels best for the way you like
>to work, then master that. You can try free evaluaton versions of most
>all the NLE's on the market. Try before you buy.

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