I need to be able to burn DVD's from the program (like iDVD does). Does FCE not
have this feature? & if not, can iDVD be used with FCE files? tia.
When you finish your movie, save it as DV, or it can be a compressed
.mov. I use Roxio Toast to burn DVDs. It can do video DVDs, including
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Subject: [CGUYS] Final Cut vs. Premiere
Just to distinguish, Final Cu
>FCP is your only real choice if you're on a Mac. On the PC I'd
>recommend Sony's Vegas for most people. I've used Premiere and it's
>just... obtuse. And a steeper learning curve than Vegas (PC).
Apple has 3 video applications for the Mac. iMovie, Final Cut Express,
and Final Cut Pro, essentially
Just to distinguish, Final Cut Express HD will do
most of what everyone needs with the same interface as
the Pro package at a fraction of the price. If you end up
with the full Final Cut Suite, however, You get the DVD Studio Pro app
which is nice if your deliverables are going to DVD... yet
anoth
Can I get some feedback on which of these 2 people would recommend?
I'm adding Videographer to my skill-sets (like I needed another one!). tia.
Final Cut beats Premiere hands down. Its faster, has excellent tools and
plugins, is more intuitive [if you can ever call such a complicated
program
the new format on HD consumer video cams is AVCHD. does that influence the
choice? my wife's new camera, which has not yet arrived, is in that format.
She has a new iMac 2.4.
At 03:33 PM 1/11/2008, you wrote:
>What would you be using this skil-set for? Is is basic editing or extensive
>post
What would you be using this skil-set for? Is is basic editing or
extensive post production? And it might depend upon which format
computer you're using. What will be your material source? High def or
standard def?
Richard P.
David wrote:
Can I get some feedback on which of these 2 people wo
FCP is your only real choice if you're on a Mac. On the PC I'd
recommend Sony's Vegas for most people. I've used Premiere and it's
just... obtuse. And a steeper learning curve than Vegas (PC).
On Jan 11, 2008 2:05 PM, David Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can I get some feedback on which of thes
Can I get some feedback on which of these 2 people would recommend? I'm adding
Videographer to my skill-sets (like I needed another one!). tia.
david
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Indiana Historical Society
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