Video editing progs

Re: Video editing progs Posted by wil5on on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 3:18pm

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Do you? Preferably small in filesize...

What I'm planning on doing is recording some CS/DoD/etc. games and doing a music video...

Re: Video editing progs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 5:27pm

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virtual dub

Re: Video editing progs Posted by scary_jeff on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 6:45pm

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Second agreement of the day, virtual dub is the de facto half-life movie making tool.

Re: Video editing progs Posted by Skeletor on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 6:47pm

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Windows Movie Maker 2 is pretty good, with some nice transitions. Probably the Windows equivalent of iMovie.

Re: Video editing progs Posted by Forceflow on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 7:02pm

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With Virtualdub it's easy as cake :smile:

Use the startmovie command to create a series of BMP's
open Virtualdub, and open the first BMP of the sequence, the rest will automatically follow
select your compression in the compression menu (Intel Video, DivX, Xvid, Uncompressed AVI)
file -> export to AVI ... Done :smile:

Re: Video editing progs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 8:50pm

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scary_jeff said:
Second agreement of the day, virtual dub is the de facto half-life movie making tool.

gasps can it be.. twice in a single day

with my movie collection.. you think i could survive without VD :biggrin:

Re: Video editing progs Posted by wil5on on Sun Jun 13th 2004 at 4:14am

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Thanks, I'm about to dl it now.

Re: Video editing progs Posted by 2dmin on Mon Jun 14th 2004 at 11:00am

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um, no offense guys, but virtual dub and movie maker are -craaaap-

Vegas 4.0, Adobe Premiere 6/6.5 and Adobe After Effects 5/6 are the best. They have transitions, effects, etc... They're also very expensive! :biggrin:

Re: Video editing progs Posted by Forceflow on Mon Jun 14th 2004 at 11:06am