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Need multicam capabilities, on PC/XP?
Hi,
I love how FCP does multi-cam editing. Additionally, I am looking forward to getting the latest version that can do multi-format (hdv, dv...)/multi-cam editing. So, this is a question for all/only the PC users out there: What application do you prefer/use when it comes to multi-cam/multi-format editing? Thanks in advance! This site looks great! Cheers, M |
I use Vegas with Excalibur for multicam.
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Since I am an adobe user, Premiere CS3 here! :-)
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Adobe is good. But, imho, it is a bit cumbersome with HDV. I'd say wait a few days for Vegas 8 demo to go online, download it and see if you like it.
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Everyone has an opinion, and mine is Adobe with Matrox..
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Grass Valley Edius 4.51
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Hey all! thanks for the replies!
Sorry to not respond sooner... For some reason I did not get a subscription email (probably cause I forgot to subscribe to this thread!!! Noob mistake.) Anyway, thanks for all the tips. :) I am checking out all options now. I prefer Adobe too, but also use Vegas 7. My buddy and I shoot with SD and HD formats, so it would be great to have the multi-format ability too... My buddy, a Mac user, uses Final Cut Pro, but his version does not support multi-cam edits with the different formats (although, I hear that the latest version does.) Anyway, thanks again for tips!!! I greatly appreciate the help. ;) Cheers, Micky |
Vegas Pro 8 --
Just added multicam suport, blue-ray export/burn from timeline, Pro titling, etc. Looks great... http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/...ct.asp?pid=404 |
Wow, sweeet!
I looooove shooting with multiple cams. Makes for some fun editing, esp. for live bands. Thanks all! Cheers, Micky |
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