Re: Choosing software for simple music video

heytud@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I think just about any editing software (with the exception of the
"lite" edition of Cyberlink PowerDirector that came with my 1394 card)
should be able to do what I need, but the question is *how easily?*

Basically, I want to take pieces of footage of a singer lip-synching to
a CD, import the real CD track into the video editor, and then align
the lip-synched portions to the music. (There will be other "stuff"
filling in spaces-- I'm not expecting it to stay perfectly in synch for
more than a verse at a time or so). I'm guessing I'll need to easily
nudge them back and forth a frame at a time to make it look decent. Of
the inexpensive (~$100) software out there, any idea which one will be
the least difficult to accomplish this on?

Also, I've been using Adobe Audition (f.k.a. CoolEdit Pro) for many
years; will the audio interface on Premiere Elements be at all
familiar?

Thanks


Then perhaps Adobe Elements is what you would want. Download their tryout and take a look.
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