Re: Editing together multiple sources?
- From: Roberto Divia <Roberto.Divia@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 11:41:16 +0100
Ed Chilada wrote:
I usually use Pinnacle Studio for my editing (stuck with v9 since v10
was diabolically slow on the same PC - but that's another story).
However, I'm now faced with a project where multiple cameras were used
to shoot the same scenes, which I'd like to be able to switch between.
Studio really doesn't seem to be set up to allow this, so what do you
recommend? Ideally something as easy to use as Studio, but which
allows the manipulation of multiple sources at once.
Studio 9+ should be able to handle two cameras (synch'ed and placed
on the two video tracks)...
For more complex setups and for extra features, I would recommend Liquid.
But we are talking of something rather different (more powerful, more
complicated, more expensive).
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