Guys,
Im a beginner in VS and would love to get real good at it .
Can someone show me where i can see beginner to advanced TIPS on editing my video by using VS PRO X2 ?
I did remember seeing somewhere with many links which i didnt know where to start from and i was hoping there was one real nice starting point that teaches me from start to finish.
Thanks,
TIPS using VS
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Re: TIPS using VS
[quote="KeeganJacobs"]Can someone show me where i can see beginner to advanced TIPS on editing my video by using VS PRO X2 ?[/quote]
More important than 'tips,' what you relly need is 'workflow.' Do things in the right *order* and it can be easy - do them in the wrong order and you *will* end up tearing your hair out in frustration.
This is *THE* one you need.
http://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?p=72272
The post title 'editing phase' is a tad misleading it really is 'camcorder to dvd.'
There are variations of detail as VS has evolved but the theoretical guts are all there and the variations aren't hard to figure out.
GL and have a
day!
Jim
jb@jbarchuk.com
More important than 'tips,' what you relly need is 'workflow.' Do things in the right *order* and it can be easy - do them in the wrong order and you *will* end up tearing your hair out in frustration.
This is *THE* one you need.
http://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?p=72272
The post title 'editing phase' is a tad misleading it really is 'camcorder to dvd.'
There are variations of detail as VS has evolved but the theoretical guts are all there and the variations aren't hard to figure out.
GL and have a
day!Jim
jb@jbarchuk.com
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Trevor Andrew
Hi Keegan
Not too new, joined a few months ago.
Looking at your other posts doesn¡¦t really tell if you are using DV or HD, but both have been mentioned.
A little more information is required please.
Update your forum profile to include your pc details.
Your location will tell us if you are in a Pal or Ntsc area, useful in advising on video properties.
In fact tell us everything that you know and we don¡¦t.
There are many tutorials available, lots of reading, links is below
There is also a link to my site below, aimed at Mini-DV .
So we can direct you in the use of workflows............
Editing is another matter, that comes with practice and how creative you feel.
Not too new, joined a few months ago.
Looking at your other posts doesn¡¦t really tell if you are using DV or HD, but both have been mentioned.
A little more information is required please.
Update your forum profile to include your pc details.
Your location will tell us if you are in a Pal or Ntsc area, useful in advising on video properties.
In fact tell us everything that you know and we don¡¦t.
There are many tutorials available, lots of reading, links is below
There is also a link to my site below, aimed at Mini-DV .
So we can direct you in the use of workflows............
Editing is another matter, that comes with practice and how creative you feel.
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jbarchuk has already mentioned the second half of the Tutorial.
Here are both links.
From Camcorder to DVD with Video Studio
From Camcorder to DVD with Video Studio - Editing Phase.
In addition to those there are several more including video tutorials here:
VIDEO Product Tutorials
Here are both links.
From Camcorder to DVD with Video Studio
From Camcorder to DVD with Video Studio - Editing Phase.
In addition to those there are several more including video tutorials here:
VIDEO Product Tutorials