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Permalink Reply by petey twofinger on October 28, 2010 at 10:12am

you certainly cant go wrong with adobe , the serious users like that and it seems final cut pro is also the a top contender .

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Permalink Reply by Sylver on November 20, 2010 at 1:32am

Hi there
I find this question interesting as I am trying, yet in stage of learning, with other tools which have great potential, as far as I got knowledge about it at present. There is even a whole OS with a collection of tools we, at least me, often wondering whether they exist. I have put it into a 4Gb usb memory stick and I didn't have to change anything in my PC. Now I am reading up about some must how-tos, e.g. jack and so...
I hope it's of help.
Sylver

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Permalink Reply by Keni Lee Burgess on November 20, 2010 at 2:08am

I use a Canon PowerShot SD300 camera and Pinnacle software. I hope to upgrade my camera soon. Having an external mic would be a good option. In my current situation, I can not back the camera off too far without serious loss of signal. I originally used Windows Movies Maker. This is good basic software to learn on first, but the control of the audio is quite limited. Thanks for asking. I hope you find this helpful. Enjoy.

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Permalink Reply by Sylver on November 21, 2010 at 12:34am

Ah! some of the video soft available in the collection said in my previous post are: Openshot Video Editor Lives and Cinelerra L-Video Editor

Have a look and tell us, if you happen would. I'm with my eyes on audio questions by now, but it would be interesting get to know your experience with them..
Syl

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