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Best video editing software?

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Scott Brooks9 Scott Brooks9 NewcomerOP
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I'm looking for some software to handle video editing and processing—something with special effects and the like. If anyone knows of a good program, please let me know.
Kyle Bennett2 Kyle Bennett2 Newcomer
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Scott Brooks9 said:I'm looking for some kind of software for video editing and processing. You know, something with special effects and all that... if anyone knows of a good program, please let me know.

If you want the absolute best, it’s definitely Adobe Premiere combined with Adobe After Effects.
For simpler stuff, maybe just grab Pinnacle studio or Ulead Video studio.
Look, they're all commercial programs, but if you're hunting for free options, I guess you could try messing around with VirtualDub or Wax-.
shadowdrifter202 shadowdrifter202 Newcomer
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Hello there! I am actually on the hunt for a copy of Pinnacle Studio 9!
If anyone out there happens to have a version they could spare, I would be absolutely delighted if you could reach out to me at my email address orangeman22@net.hr!
Scott Brooks9 Scott Brooks9 NewcomerOP
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shadowdrifter202 said:Hey, I'm looking for Pinnacle Studio 9.
If anyone here has it, could you please shoot me an email at orangeman22@gmail.com?


try grabbing it from here
http://www.click-now.net/downloads09.htm
Linda Peterson4 Linda Peterson4 Newcomer
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It’s a virus!!!
darkmason5 darkmason5 Member
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How do I convert AVI to DVD with subtitles included? I've got a mountain of files here, but I can't find a single program that actually lets me burn the subtitles in.
David Wilson46 David Wilson46 Newcomer
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Zuckerberg said:How do I burn an AVI to a DVD with subtitles included? I've got a ton of files here, but I can't seem to find a way to bake the subtitles right in.


With
Handbrake, you can just name the subtitle file the exact same thing as the movie and keep them both in the same folder—it'll pick it up automatically. Or, if you're feeling a bit lazy and don't want to mess with renaming everything, you can just manually select the track from the menu.
It's usually best to keep those subtitle files in ".srt" format.

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