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#1 2008-08-06 05:24:55
- arew264
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What should I use for Video Editing?
I just got my Hauppauge PVR card working, and I just saved a very long (2 VHS tapes) video to my hard drive. I need to remove previews before the film, black space from when I was switching tapes, and black space after the film. Does anyone have any recommendations for video editing software that could do this?
The end result I'm hoping to get is a decent quality DVD that won't degrade like the VHS tapes are. Is there a way I could make a custom menu setup?
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#2 2008-08-06 09:01:54
- chimeric
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Re: What should I use for Video Editing?
Hi,
there's avidemux and cinerella. I have used only avidemux in the past for some basic video cutting, I think cinerella is a more advanced tool in this regard. I am not sure about the DVD menu creation though, I think this should be possible with cinerella (I could be wrong though).
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#3 2008-08-06 09:10:26
- zamolxis
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Re: What should I use for Video Editing?
Avidemux is great for encoding and converting video. For DV video editing, if you want to add transactions and stuff you can use something like kino.
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#4 2008-08-07 17:32:16
- arew264
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Re: What should I use for Video Editing?
Chimeric, did you mean Cinelerra?
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