Say you were to make a homemade highlight video what would be some suggestions for programs and stuff to help with the editing process. Thank You
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I use a program that came with my Sony digicam.
It's called PMB-Picture Motion Browser.
Pretty easy to use!
Showbiz DVD by Arcsoft has more features like slo-mo,etc, but is a bit more tedious to use!
It's called PMB-Picture Motion Browser.
Pretty easy to use!
Showbiz DVD by Arcsoft has more features like slo-mo,etc, but is a bit more tedious to use!
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I use Sony Vegas Pro but it is quite expensive. You can get Sony Vegas Movie Studio for around $100 and it is a very good editing program. Pinnacle is quite popular as well and there is always Windows Muvee Maker which comes installed on alot of machines these days.
You don't need an $800 program (Vegas Pro) to make a baseball highlight reel. Coaches are just wanting to see the player, not over the top editing skills or graphics.
You don't need an $800 program (Vegas Pro) to make a baseball highlight reel. Coaches are just wanting to see the player, not over the top editing skills or graphics.
I am not sure about the freeware programs around but Pinnacle studio works great. My son has been using it for years for his school projects and I use it for slowing down the video to get a frame by frame look at his mechanics. I would suggest that any video you send should have full speed and at least some 1/2 speed video.
Frankly most of the Utube stuff is useless due to the poor resolution and lack of slow motion.
Frankly most of the Utube stuff is useless due to the poor resolution and lack of slow motion.
Windows movie maker is all you need. It is free with Windows . Why would you waste money on an expensive program that you will never use any of the features they posses.