what a simple to use video editing program?
28-Oct-2004, 07:18 PM
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what a simple to use video editing program?
Im looking for like the easiest to use video editng program out there, preferably a free one. I only need the program to do very basic editing.
29-Oct-2004, 01:41 PM
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adobe premiere is pretty slick...but not cheap. you can of course download it off kazaa or something like that.
if you haven't already, a good place to start is here:
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0....ing&tg=dl-2001
if you haven't already, a good place to start is here:
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0....ing&tg=dl-2001
31-Oct-2004, 05:53 AM
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Originally posted by bevboyy
You said it, free and very simple to use. Plus free updates..
You said it, free and very simple to use. Plus free updates..
i just switched over a couple of months ago....haven't even started up the old computer since that day
you use Safari or IE??
i tried IE but was unable to get forums to work (another member was having a problem so i was checking it out..) but i found Safari werx mint!!
31-Oct-2004, 01:55 PM
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Yep Marty - been a Mac user since '90 - First mac was a IIfx with Radius Rocket 040 accelerator. Apple certified tech.. I remember when Netscape was small enough to fit on a FDD......
Safari is great. Opera is also worth checking out.
Safari is great. Opera is also worth checking out.
31-Oct-2004, 06:14 PM
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Originally posted by bevboyy
Yep Marty - been a Mac user since '90 - First mac was a IIfx with Radius Rocket 040 accelerator. Apple certified tech.. I remember when Netscape was small enough to fit on a FDD......
Safari is great. Opera is also worth checking out.
Yep Marty - been a Mac user since '90 - First mac was a IIfx with Radius Rocket 040 accelerator. Apple certified tech.. I remember when Netscape was small enough to fit on a FDD......
Safari is great. Opera is also worth checking out.
saw their potential and was impressed so jumped on it.. just got the new G5 iMac 20
bought a GL2 after that (2 weeks ago) and lovin' every minute of it...........
31-Oct-2004, 07:17 PM
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Yeah..nothing beats reduced instruction set computing....I work on both platforms and found Jaguar to be bulletproof. My 2 kids hammer the living crap out of my imac DV and it keeps on ticking. Try that with XP!
31-Oct-2004, 07:45 PM
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people don't..
geniuses do
depends on what apps you're running Rick..
i need a 'puter that will let me use the ram i need, WinOS just gives me only what it's not using..
in other words?? a Mac is a shyt load faster when it comes to rendering/editing/multi-tasking etc..anything that uses a shyt load of ram..
Windows bogs down like a *****
geniuses do
depends on what apps you're running Rick..
i need a 'puter that will let me use the ram i need, WinOS just gives me only what it's not using..
in other words?? a Mac is a shyt load faster when it comes to rendering/editing/multi-tasking etc..anything that uses a shyt load of ram..
Windows bogs down like a *****
31-Oct-2004, 08:37 PM
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Originally posted by Si Veloz
i didn't get interested in the Macs until just recently..
saw their potential and was impressed so jumped on it.. just got the new G5 iMac 20
bought a GL2 after that (2 weeks ago) and lovin' every minute of it...........
i didn't get interested in the Macs until just recently..
saw their potential and was impressed so jumped on it.. just got the new G5 iMac 20
bought a GL2 after that (2 weeks ago) and lovin' every minute of it...........
