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Anyone recomend a program to edit .avi's?  A friend of mine has a digital camera (fujifilm 2600z or something) and he took a video of me on it and it's sideways and I want to edit it to make it cool.  Any suggestions?

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Good, wait all the fuck you want.  It still doesn't answer my fucking question damnit.  You people are very very unhelpful.  That's what I should expect from people that sit around and play on the computer all day.  You fuckheads are just like me damnit!  LAZY! (and cool)

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don't know about the best, and it's probably not the easiest, but you can give VirtualDub a shot.

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Best i have ever used was Adobe Premier.  Its the standard in dv editing. Comes with most dv capture cards to.

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i personally favor vegas video from sonic foundry.

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Personal preference, if you can get access to one, is to use an Avid station.  Of course, unless you're at a editing studio or a university media lab, your chances of getting said access is pretty damn slim.

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Personal preference, if you can get access to one, is to use an Avid station.  Of course, unless you're at a editing studio or a university media lab, your chances of getting said access is pretty damn slim.

This is so true a freaking avid lab rocks, I have used fast edit to (i think its like a low end made by avid, not sure though) and all digital remotes for media decks rocked.  Worked on one when I went to film school.  Avid kicks butt...  but I recommended premier cause your average joe can't get to an avid station.

The avid editor i used had two 21" trintron's with roland studio sound.. and 56 gig video area disks.....  it was a mac with like 512 megs ram  dont know what processor never got around to asking..

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Personal preference, if you can get access to one, is to use an Avid station.  Of course, unless you're at a editing studio or a university media lab, your chances of getting said access is pretty damn slim.

This is so true a freaking avid lab rocks, I have used fast edit to (i think its like a low end made by avid, not sure though) and all digital remotes for media decks rocked.  Worked on one when I went to film school.  Avid kicks butt...  but I recommended premier cause your average joe can't get to an avid station.

The avid editor i used had two 21" trintron's with roland studio sound.. and 56 gig video area disks.....  it was a mac with like 512 megs ram  dont know what processor never got around to asking..

Yeah, just got done producing an hour long educational video on "Streaming Video over an IP Network."  Did almost all of the editing myself (~50 hrs in less than a week).  Filmed in the WIPB studios and edited in the media lab.

8 Avid DV stations, Mini-DV, DVC Pro, and SVHS decks, MANY gigs of video storage, 3 monitors/station, etc, etc, etc...

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[quote=Beldurin,16 June 2002,03:51]Personal preference, if you can get access to one, is to use an Avid station.  Of course, unless you're at a editing studio or a university media lab, your chances of getting said access is pretty damn slim.

This is so true a freaking avid lab rocks, I have used fast edit to (i think its like a low end made by avid, not sure though) and all digital remotes for media decks rocked.  Worked on one when I went to film school.  Avid kicks butt...  but I recommended premier cause your average joe can't get to an avid station.

The avid editor i used had two 21" trintron's with roland studio sound.. and 56 gig video area disks.....  it was a mac with like 512 megs ram  dont know what processor never got around to asking..[/quote]
Yeah, just got done producing an hour long educational video on "Streaming Video over an IP Network."  Did almost all of the editing myself (~50 hrs in less than a week).  Filmed in the WIPB studios and edited in the media lab.

8 Avid DV stations, Mini-DV, DVC Pro, and SVHS decks, MANY gigs of video storage, 3 monitors/station, etc, etc, etc...

:D

What part of blow me did I leave out?   LOL you suck man I would love to be able to  play around with all that.

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