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- London, UK
On behalf of my contact they are kindly looking for an all-round video editing software package after their old one got corrupted where they were unable to get a free replacement license.
Basically it will be used for a mixture of importing footage from video camera for original content but as well doing video game playthroughs taken from PVR and capturing footage from a gaming computer.
It needs to be able to have a wide range of video and audio editing options, reliable that does not crash, good support, extra features that makes the price worthwhile and any other bonuses, whistles and bells such as subtitles, multicam, good use of timeline features etc.
Now they have tried nearly all the free options like Lightworks, Avidemux, Virtuadub etc. but felt it was not good enough for their needs and they do lack features here and there as a bigger picture.
The issue is that they only have at this time a max of £100 to spend and they are currently trying out the trials on numerous video editing packages.
It will be for Windows PC not Mac by the way and they do have Windows 7 professional with a almost top end specification.
However they are kindly asking if any GTPlanet users who possibly use top consumer video editing software or know people who use them what £100 or under video editing software do they recommend and suggest trying out?
Feel free to list down the benefits, possibly cons and other things to bear in mind.
Basically it will be used for a mixture of importing footage from video camera for original content but as well doing video game playthroughs taken from PVR and capturing footage from a gaming computer.
It needs to be able to have a wide range of video and audio editing options, reliable that does not crash, good support, extra features that makes the price worthwhile and any other bonuses, whistles and bells such as subtitles, multicam, good use of timeline features etc.
Now they have tried nearly all the free options like Lightworks, Avidemux, Virtuadub etc. but felt it was not good enough for their needs and they do lack features here and there as a bigger picture.
The issue is that they only have at this time a max of £100 to spend and they are currently trying out the trials on numerous video editing packages.
It will be for Windows PC not Mac by the way and they do have Windows 7 professional with a almost top end specification.
However they are kindly asking if any GTPlanet users who possibly use top consumer video editing software or know people who use them what £100 or under video editing software do they recommend and suggest trying out?
Feel free to list down the benefits, possibly cons and other things to bear in mind.
