Thanks Martin & Greg - I have registered multiple copies of QuickTime
Pro (didn't realise it came with DVD Studio Pro and thus I ordered
both at the same time) and am currently using it to composite the
video - I was just hoping for something a little less cumbersome for
adding in sound effects/audio tracks, and adding in some neat
transitions. Having said that, I'm trying out Martin's suggestion of
MediaEdit Pro and it seems to work prety well.
FWIW, the US$29 is money well spent registering QuickTime, and
exporting straight to MPEG-2 (albeit I think there are better MPEG-2
encoders out there) is a godsend!
Thanks again,
Darren.
> On 16/12/04 10:11 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
There are a few other Quicktime Editors out there, here's one that has a
fair number of capabilities:
- MediaEdit Pro (US$59.95)
http://www.miensoftware.com/mediaedit.html
>> -Mart
