Posted by Ray S on 12/19/06 17:56

PTravel wrote:
> If you've got Premiere, you can upgrade to a Premiere Pro 2.0, which is a
> very nice package. It will support HDV, if you move to that, and there's
> virtually nothing you can't do in it.
>
>
> <azbarks@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1166480924.177596.253040@48g2000cwx.googlegroups.com...
>> In 2001, I bought DV Raptor card with Adobe Premier and in 2004, Liquid
>> Edition with AGP Hardware option. I have just received a Intel core
>> duo and am looking for a good editing package. I have been out of the
>> loop for some time but want to get a fairly good package that others
>> have tested. Liquid Edition was an OK buy but it was not a wise buy
>> for me. Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> azbarks@gmail.com
>>
>
>

If your familiar with the Premiere workflow, then thats probably a good
upgrade to consider. Vegas Video and Ulead are two others worth looking
at in this range.

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