sometimes when im watching an anime, im like wow, making a music video would be
so swell. i wish i could do that. what's a good program for a newbie such as
myself to start first handly on video editing?
WMP is good but it only saves files on .wmv format I think.
Pinnacle is really l33t! Its what we used when we made our class video.
I got the chance to tinker with it a bit. *__*
Just basically cut segments and paste them. ROFL
Quote by sammosometimes when im watching an
anime, im like wow, making a music video
would be so swell. i wish i could do that. what's a good program for a
newbie such as myself to start first handly on video
editing?
Well but for a music video its best if you use RAW anime...means no subtitles
since that would look kinda funny also id
suggest pinnacle or Adobe Premier, the latter which eats lotsa feckin memory but
is one of the best out there i guess....
go with adobe premiere, the layout is very similar to photoshop so you should
catch on quick. Also, i find that its actually the easiest to use out fo all
the programs. the only downfall to it is that it is notorious for crashing and
its compression isnt very good. so basically make your videos in Premiere, then
use HuffyYUV to export it and then use another program for the final
compression. personally i recommend using virtualdub for it, its free and
really good at it.
VirtualDubMod is also a worthy program to have with you. It's very slick and
means you can quickly see the movie frame by frame. As for the rest, go with
Adobe Premiere as above and you'll soon be making rocking videos .
[all types of formats]
- Ulead DVD MovieFactory and Ulead VideoStudio that's good if you are new in
this...
- Adobe Premier [for me it's a good program, but needs so much memory to work
with movies... but in another hand you can add some plug's and you can also work
with adobe after effects if you like add more effects!]
-WinDVD Creator of Intervideo [it's nice and as Ulead programs, very easy to
understand!]
[only for do AVI, and OGG files]
- VirtualDubMod This program is the best for me, i'm principally use this to
repair some of my olds avi [in Xvid and DivX formats], but you also have a more
experience to work with this program, it's free... you can download of the net
[alone or in a rip package as Gknot or similars].
my recomendations is that you all ready have to download all the codecs that u
need to process that! [yeah, all the complete ones... like XviD Koepi's version,
DivX Professional or Dr. DivX, AC3 decoder filter, Microsoft Codecs Filters,
3ivx D4 Pro, MP3 codecs... blah, blah... that only if you need some of them...
^^]
Quote by irixdepends so much of how much
power do you like!
[all types of formats]
- Ulead DVD MovieFactory and Ulead VideoStudio that's good if you are
new in this...
- Adobe Premier [for me it's a good program, but needs so much memory
to work with movies... but in another hand you can add some plug's and
you can also work with adobe after effects if you like add more
effects!]
-WinDVD Creator of Intervideo [it's nice and as Ulead programs, very
easy to understand!]
[only for do AVI, and OGG files]
- VirtualDubMod This program is the best for me, i'm principally use
this to repair some of my olds avi [in Xvid and DivX formats], but you
also have a more experience to work with this program, it's free... you
can download of the net [alone or in a rip package as Gknot or
similars].
my recomendations is that you all ready have to download all the codecs
that u need to process that! [yeah, all the complete ones... like XviD
Koepi's version, DivX Professional or Dr. DivX, AC3 decoder filter,
Microsoft Codecs Filters, 3ivx D4 Pro, MP3 codecs... blah, blah... that
only if you need some of them... ^^]
Very good choice in applications~ Follow these guidelines
I as a Graphic Designer, I recomend both Adobe Premiere and After Effects for
last editions on the movie....they´re great profesional editing
tools...but you judge ^^
after efect . . . .i think with that software, we can drop efect and editing a
movie in there, but . . .still have a problem with sound, so we must render
"preview"(not real render/ full render), becouse render preview more
faster then use render full,. . . ( Even with bad picture. .!! ), after that, we
just put sound efect in premier, pinnacle, movie shop,and else. . . . . . with
BG animation use the "preview",after finish we drop bgm and ost we
just render for take the sound . . .and we combine the sound and the animation
in after efect, and prepare for the final render. . . . .eng ing eng and finish
. . .( like tutorial he he he )
before considoring of getting the program do you understand the consequences
that you are applying yourself? it will be alot of work but i'm sure you'll do
fine. i highly would recommend you to try the trail from the program before
thinkinig of getting it. this is where you must considor which one easy to suit
you. you might try movie maker from the windows because it generate slides
which you could put you own drawing in then run it but everything must b in
Proportion. hope this has help you
You can try Sony Vegas too. But for and anime music video, you don't need
anything special just virtualdub and good sense for timing. Btw virtualdub is
free.
i dont really do that much editing but i think adobe premiere is one of the
bests
i dont have it but i've heard too many good comments and reviews about it !!!!
Pinnacle studio is probably the most easiest to use and the most powerfull
because of their simple interface but pack many features, however if you're
looking for free open source version and the only option is probably virtualdub.
Can't go wrong if you got with premiere. If you wanna go really crazy, you can
dish out about $1400 for FinalCut Pro. If not, Premiere's the way to go. It
honestly depends on how much you wanna do. IF you basicaly just want to cut up
chunks of anime, and add some music, I'm sure some of the more simple (Windows,
Ulead, etc.) can do you good. But combining Premiere and After
Effects...puh....you can make some real professional movies. Granted, the
learning curve for both of them, is well...difficult. But since you're familiar
with Adobe's stuff (Photoshop, Illustrator?) Premiere should only take a bit to
catch onto. I regret starting with using Ulead, because in the long run, it
took me more time to learn Premiere, if instead I just started learning the
basics with that. So, honestly, you can't go wrong if you go Premiere.
Does anybody else have the problem with Adobe Premiere where their clips will
preview, but when rendered and placed in the timeline, it wont show when
previewed? What I mean is I can only hear the audio but can't see anything, the
only time I see anything is when im choosing a clip.
sometimes when im watching an anime, im like wow, making a music video would be so swell. i wish i could do that. what's a good program for a newbie such as myself to start first handly on video editing?
easy way use windows movie maker xD
u also can try pinnacle studio and ulead product
[easy edit to cut and insert ur sound and video transition]
adobe premiere is the best me think , just that will eat all of ur memory away
hope that help , but me think u should ask tama
i see one of her video and it turn out nice
WMP is good but it only saves files on .wmv format I think.
Pinnacle is really l33t! Its what we used when we made our class video.
I got the chance to tinker with it a bit. *__*
Just basically cut segments and paste them. ROFL
Well but for a music video its best if you use RAW anime...means no subtitles since that would look kinda funny
also id
suggest pinnacle or Adobe Premier, the latter which eats lotsa feckin memory but
is one of the best out there i guess....
go with adobe premiere, the layout is very similar to photoshop so you should catch on quick. Also, i find that its actually the easiest to use out fo all the programs. the only downfall to it is that it is notorious for crashing and its compression isnt very good. so basically make your videos in Premiere, then use HuffyYUV to export it and then use another program for the final compression. personally i recommend using virtualdub for it, its free and really good at it.
VirtualDubMod is also a worthy program to have with you. It's very slick and means you can quickly see the movie frame by frame. As for the rest, go with Adobe Premiere as above and you'll soon be making rocking videos
.
depends so much of how much power do you like!
[all types of formats]
- Ulead DVD MovieFactory and Ulead VideoStudio that's good if you are new in this...
- Adobe Premier [for me it's a good program, but needs so much memory to work with movies... but in another hand you can add some plug's and you can also work with adobe after effects if you like add more effects!]
-WinDVD Creator of Intervideo [it's nice and as Ulead programs, very easy to understand!]
[only for do AVI, and OGG files]
- VirtualDubMod This program is the best for me, i'm principally use this to repair some of my olds avi [in Xvid and DivX formats], but you also have a more experience to work with this program, it's free... you can download of the net [alone or in a rip package as Gknot or similars].
my recomendations is that you all ready have to download all the codecs that u need to process that! [yeah, all the complete ones... like XviD Koepi's version, DivX Professional or Dr. DivX, AC3 decoder filter, Microsoft Codecs Filters, 3ivx D4 Pro, MP3 codecs... blah, blah... that only if you need some of them... ^^]
this site has some good editing programs and tuts: http://www.samhoe.com
*runs*
Very good choice in applications~ Follow these guidelines
imovie if you own a mac is the best, simple and usefull. I used that in HS to make video editing n_n
dunno if its installable on a pc :/
I as a Graphic Designer, I recomend both Adobe Premiere and After Effects for last editions on the movie....they´re great profesional editing tools...but you judge ^^
Everyone says Premiere is great although I have After Effects but my computer don't read dvds. So those two are your best bet.
after efect . . . .i think with that software, we can drop efect and editing a movie in there, but . . .still have a problem with sound, so we must render "preview"(not real render/ full render), becouse render preview more faster then use render full,. . . ( Even with bad picture. .!! ), after that, we just put sound efect in premier, pinnacle, movie shop,and else. . . . . . with BG animation use the "preview",after finish we drop bgm and ost we just render for take the sound . . .and we combine the sound and the animation in after efect, and prepare for the final render. . . . .eng ing eng and finish . . .( like tutorial he he he
)
before considoring of getting the program do you understand the consequences that you are applying yourself? it will be alot of work but i'm sure you'll do fine. i highly would recommend you to try the trail from the program before thinkinig of getting it. this is where you must considor which one easy to suit you. you might try movie maker from the windows because it generate slides which you could put you own drawing in then run it but everything must b in Proportion. hope this has help you
You can try Sony Vegas too. But for and anime music video, you don't need anything special just virtualdub and good sense for timing. Btw virtualdub is free.
i dont really do that much editing but i think adobe premiere is one of the bests
i dont have it but i've heard too many good comments and reviews about it !!!!
Pinnacle studio is probably the most easiest to use and the most powerfull because of their simple interface but pack many features, however if you're looking for free open source version and the only option is probably virtualdub.
Can't go wrong if you got with premiere. If you wanna go really crazy, you can dish out about $1400 for FinalCut Pro. If not, Premiere's the way to go. It honestly depends on how much you wanna do. IF you basicaly just want to cut up chunks of anime, and add some music, I'm sure some of the more simple (Windows, Ulead, etc.) can do you good. But combining Premiere and After Effects...puh....you can make some real professional movies. Granted, the learning curve for both of them, is well...difficult. But since you're familiar with Adobe's stuff (Photoshop, Illustrator?) Premiere should only take a bit to catch onto. I regret starting with using Ulead, because in the long run, it took me more time to learn Premiere, if instead I just started learning the basics with that. So, honestly, you can't go wrong if you go Premiere.
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ah, thank you everyone. i think pinnacle sounds good right about now
Does anybody else have the problem with Adobe Premiere where their clips will preview, but when rendered and placed in the timeline, it wont show when previewed? What I mean is I can only hear the audio but can't see anything, the only time I see anything is when im choosing a clip.