Video editing software

Jim_Gunn · 03-16-2004

I've recently upgraded to Adobe Premiere Pro from Premiere 6.5 on my Win XP editing computer and I am pleased with the program. I have been using one version or another of Premiere every day for six months to edit videos and trailers and it is easy to learn, especially if you read the help or a book or watch some tutorials online. I am also now learning Adobe Encore to author my own DVDs and I even installed Audition (a loop-based music creation & audio editing app) that came with the approx. $550 bundle. What's nice about these apps is the integration they offer with Photoshop (bringing in images as editable/animatable layers into a video or DVD menu for example) and the fact that there is large user base to learn from.

03-16-2004	#1
Jim_Gunn Members Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Where The Teens Are Posts: 125	I've recently upgraded to Adobe Premiere Pro from Premiere 6.5 on my Win XP editing computer and I am pleased with the program. I have been using one version or another of Premiere every day for six months to edit videos and trailers and it is easy to learn, especially if you read the help or a book or watch some tutorials online. I am also now learning Adobe Encore to author my own DVDs and I even installed Audition (a loop-based music creation & audio editing app) that came with the approx. $550 bundle. What's nice about these apps is the integration they offer with Photoshop (bringing in images as editable/animatable layers into a video or DVD menu for example) and the fact that there is large user base to learn from. __________________ Jim Gunn ICQ 21390677 Exclusive Video & Reality Content

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