mg777
08-30-07, 05:42 PM
I know a lot of you video your mountain bike adventures and get into dvd editing. whats a good program for this w/o a huge learning curve?
Mountain Biking - Best video editing software
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santiago
08-30-07, 05:55 PM
I know a lot of you video your mountain bike adventures and get into dvd editing. whats a good program for this w/o a huge learning curve?
Check out http://petefagerlin.com and look in the Video how-to section.
Edit:
Seems like Pete's section regarding the video editing no longer appears to be there. At least I didn't find it.
FWIW, I use iMovie HD to edit my movies but that's an Apple OS X application. It is very easy to use.
Check out http://petefagerlin.com and look in the Video how-to section.
Edit:
Seems like Pete's section regarding the video editing no longer appears to be there. At least I didn't find it.
FWIW, I use iMovie HD to edit my movies but that's an Apple OS X application. It is very easy to use.
dfioc
08-30-07, 06:57 PM
Premiere Elements or Powerdirector. I have used both and they're both easy to use.
norco_rider77
08-30-07, 07:31 PM
Adobe premiere for the editing, Adobe Encore for menus (i think thats right, havent made any vids yet this year, maybe the other way around) fairly easy to use
DoYlE_RiD3r
08-30-07, 07:53 PM
I Use Sony Vegas 7 Dvd
norco_rider77
08-30-07, 08:45 PM
Windows Movie Maker is free and probably already installed on your system. Try that first.
but avoid all that stupid animation it does, adobe offers free 30 day downloads on their site, and you can also use download.com. if you like it you can always buy it. or do what i do, get all my footage together, then download the software for the month and make the vid. then hopefully theyll have a new version to try next year.
but avoid all that stupid animation it does, adobe offers free 30 day downloads on their site, and you can also use download.com. if you like it you can always buy it. or do what i do, get all my footage together, then download the software for the month and make the vid. then hopefully theyll have a new version to try next year.
mg777
09-02-07, 05:26 PM
Thanks for all the replies. I just started using windows movie maker today. I've run into one small hiccup as far as converting my dvd films to something that the movie maker can read. Anyone know a free program that will convert .vob's to .mpeg? When it's all done I;m going to have 1.5 hour video of my moab excursion about 2 wks ago.
norco_rider77
09-02-07, 07:25 PM
i think this is the one i used to use, try it, if it doesnt work, you can always get rid of it http://www.download.com/Total-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10654250.html