programs similar to sony vegas
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So you got questions about audio/video? Wanna know how to rip a digital stream? Make an X/S/VCD to play on your DVD player? Maybe rip a video from VHS or TV? Find the answers here.
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J0nn0666
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Re: programs similar to sony vegas
Thanks guys,i'll give adobe premiere a try.I found Vegas pretty ok to use,but when i opened DVDLab...wow!I'm sure if i had the patience to stick with it and just mess around i'd prolly get the hang of it,but at the moment,i got so much to do with xmas n stuff,i just haven't got the time.
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Alexander2010
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Re: programs similar to sony vegas
All programs at first seem difficult, it is just necessary to find time and to understand them, I too at first didn't understand DVD Lab Pro or Sony Vegas, but now they for me lungs. The main thing to have desire and all will turn out. If something isn't clearly, almost in all programs there is a "Help" or it is possible to find a manual in Google. Or ask here, we will help you. But Adobe Premiere I don't use, for me enough Sony Vegas
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Findtheadrenaline
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Re: programs similar to sony vegas
Powerdirector 9 or 10 is what i use to author. Not a bad program, quite easy to use if you dont want all technical mumbo jumbo ;0
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