I have an cheap video editing program called Pixlea that came with my Cannon camcorder and looking for better software for editing my videos and burning DVDs.
I've spent about an hour reading reviews and my best guess at this time is Cyberlink Power Director 9. Around 69 dollars, I think.
What do some of you use and like for editing and burning videos?
Little unrelated but plan to get a few videos of my shooting on YouTube before too long. Wouldn't even think of competing with the likes of Hickok45. He does a super job.
Don
Video editing/DVD burning software
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perry owens
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Re: Video editing/DVD burning software
Windows Movie Maker for XP and Movie Maker Live for Win7 are free to download from Microsoft. They are pretty basic but will give you some feel for editing so you can determine what facilities you really need, according to how ambitious you want to be. The shooting videos on my YouTube channel (perryowens1) were editied with Movie Maker. They are not very polished but they get the point across.
Perry Owens
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