Utility program advice (me, too!)
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My instincts tell me to run far and fast, but if you say so... ;)
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
It's not too bad. If you can afford the bandwidth for a download, give it a try to see if it suits.
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Hey, all - I'm messing around with generating some simple animations. I'm storing them in uncompressed .avi format, to facilitate editing/cutting/joining segments; I plan on selecting a codec and final output format later. So the question, is this: does anyone know of a free (or nearly free) .avi editing program I can use to work with the uncompressed raw footage? Goggle will of course point at any number, but I'd like to hear of something someone here might have actually used.
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
Adobe audition.
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Hey, all - I'm messing around with generating some simple animations. I'm storing them in uncompressed .avi format, to facilitate editing/cutting/joining segments; I plan on selecting a codec and final output format later. So the question, is this: does anyone know of a free (or nearly free) .avi editing program I can use to work with the uncompressed raw footage? Goggle will of course point at any number, but I'd like to hear of something someone here might have actually used.
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
Do yourself a favour and grab a Cinema4D Trial.
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Hey, all - I'm messing around with generating some simple animations. I'm storing them in uncompressed .avi format, to facilitate editing/cutting/joining segments; I plan on selecting a codec and final output format later. So the question, is this: does anyone know of a free (or nearly free) .avi editing program I can use to work with the uncompressed raw footage? Goggle will of course point at any number, but I'd like to hear of something someone here might have actually used.
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
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I use a variant of VirtualDub called VirtualDubMod which has some extra format support (inc MPEG-2).
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I have to agree. It's free and works for simple edits, adding titles, sound tracks etc. Personally I would have preferred something that ran on both Windows and Linux.
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Check out Microsoft's 'free' Windows Live Essentials - Movie Maker. Simple, fast, transistions and video clip start/end points. I've tried a few higher end products too ... but for doing simple editing, seems to work great.
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