ISO: webinar/ video editing software - thoughts?
ETA 8.19.09: All this might be moot, as I realized I'm doing apples/oranges thing again. I need screencast software. I may eventually need video editing, but really- it's just this totally other thing. I have been struggling with Jing, but if there's an editing feature in it, I've yet to find it. I refuse to waste my time getting audio and video
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I forwarded your question to a friend who does multimedia editing. If anyone knows about what would give you the most bang for the buck, it would be her.
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Let me get the business part of this e-mail down first. I don’t know MizArchivist but am happy to put my 2 cents in: it was a bit confusing her asking for video software but wanting to “clean up” film strips. I guess she wants to animate them. The clean up part should be done with photoshop (or powerpoint, if she is more confident with that).
The easiest and cheapest video editing software is Final Cut Pro but it is only for Macs so that is a pretty hefty investment right there, although 24 inch iMacs can be had for not much more than $1000. If anybody has a school id, the price for Final Cut goes to less $500 so that gives you an idea of what can be done.
That being said, I found a free trial for Adobe Premier on line which may be a good thing to try first. The original Pro versions of Premier were incredible expensive and difficult but they have made what they consider a consumer version. It’s free for 30 days so it’s worth a try.
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