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Kitchen Sink => No Moto Content => Topic started by: Airborne on July 31, 2010, 04:38:14 PM

Title: Video Editing Programs
Post by: Airborne on July 31, 2010, 04:38:14 PM
I have a lot of files from high speed camera footage that range in resolution. Some of the videos were shot in something like 200x1400, 1080p hd, 720p hd and all the way up to 1504x1128. Future files may come in at up to 2016x2016. They are mostly AVIs. Basically I need to be able to combine all these files to make a compilation for presentations and then save this as an .avi or .wmv while retaining as much quality as possible. I need to be able to add music, but not really interested in any effects other than basic things like adding transitions and fades etc.

I have a copy of Premier Pro at work but I'm not even sure if I can fit these different size resolutions on it without it cropping off some of the image which will render the video useless.

Anyone know what I can use to do this?
Title: Re: Video Editing Programs
Post by: cyrus buelton on July 31, 2010, 06:57:45 PM
I use Pinnacle Pro or something to that effect.

I know the manufacturer and main name of the program is Pinnacle, but not sure what version I have.

It is very simple and easy to use. I've edited 1080 footage and comes out great.

I also have a copy of the Adobe Video editing program but my god.........it is for serious professional shit. It is like photoshop times a 1000000 for video.