I read in a review on another site that Sony vegas is packaged with this camera. Is this true? If not, what software do you use to edit your videos?
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I comes with a license for the Sony Movie Studio Platinum 13. In the previous versions it was called Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum but in this version they dropped the "Vegas". This is pretty decent editing software.
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Mine did not come with Sony Vegas. I use Adobe Premiere CC. When you drag the AX100's native UHD file into a sequence, a dialogue box pops up and asks if you want to change the timeline to the clip's format. It edits fine in the resulting timeline, or I often use it in a Black Magic Design Intensity Pro 1080i 59.94i timeline at scaled.
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Software is not included. A video editing software that has the Chromakey (Adobe Premiere is mine) option will need to be used to get the professional results you'd want.---Bryce
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No, I do not believe Vegas software is installed. I performed a search several times and could not find anything with that name.
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Johnny,I am new at camcorders and am looking for something easy to download onto my lab top. I am not very computer savvy so I am hesitant to go the HD route. Any thoughts on the TM90 software? Easy to use? compared to Canon 41 and Sony ? Thanks
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Whats the easiest video editing software to use?I just bought the Zi8 video camera.
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Dean, the only sofeware I have found is the software that came with the cameras, but I hate it! Did you not get the disc when you bought the cameras? If not, I would be happy to send you one, I have 12. I find the cameras to work well, but the software terrible and have not found anything else compatible. I understand the cameras are now obsolete. THe company went out of business. Should you find something let me know,please. tnt6125@aol.com. thanks Tom
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As per the details on sonycreativesoftware.com. Vegas Suite includes hitfilm 2 Ultimate. We suggest that you check their website to be 100% sure b
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I do not have this camera yet, but I am considering purchasing it this week. I beleive Premier Elements 7.0 can handle the video format and maybe an option for you. I do own the combo pack version of this software for digita photography - Photoshop Elemens 7.0 and the video editing software (Premiere Elements 7.0). Enjoy this camera... hopefully this software helps you out... How are you liking the camera by the way?
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L. Davis - Are you sure VP8 solves the 2gb per clip issue that most people are having with this camera? That would be great and it would only stand to reason that the other software companies utilize the fix. Let me know.
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Yes you can edit videos you just need to download the programe for doing such a work. The computer is really fast and solid to work with gtaphics and videos. We are really happy with this laptop.
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You still need a video capture device and software. This is only meant to "stabilize" the video from flaws like macrovision. ;)
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At least as originally delivered by Sony, I am sure that everything you mention came with my HX10V. I LOVE the pictures, options, and films. I just bought two 32gig SD cards for an upcoming trip to China, and they both work great! Their local cost was $13 each, US. So I wouldn't worry about an SD card. I also have some memory sticks, 2g and 4g, but I never use them. They do work, however, with the camera. I actually bought microSD so that I could also use them in my Samsung tablet, and I can now film on the Sony, eject, and view on the tablet without any duplication or transfer. Perhaps too much detail - I am in video production for broadcast and can easily get lost in the technical weeds.
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Mike, Originally I was not able to use premiere, but once I installed the MJPEG codec I can edit just like a normal avi. There is a trial codec and one to purchase (pegasus?)
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THIS works., It's a BIG pain, and Sony really should figure this out but I did it and it worked for me... Home Blogs Rodney Reynolds's blog Fix For Sony Vegas Crashing While Rendering/Editing If you are having issues rendering or editing in Sony Vegas Video Editing software (Pro or Studio), this might resolve the issue until Sony resolves this with a patch. I know it did for me. As a side note, Vegas 9c Pro fixes a lot of compatibility and stability issues. The problem that I had was that when I try using a EVGA X58 + Intel i7 920 Combo and render to the Sony AVC MP4 format it crashes immediately. This didn't happen on my previous X48 computer system. I've tried both Sony Vegas Media Studio 9 and Sony Vegas 8 but both crash on trying to render Sony AVC MP4 format. I've tried just about everything and have the same problem. I've tried reinstalling Vegas, I've tried installing a fresh copy of Vista and then Vegas, I've even tried installing Win7 Beta and Vegas. I've also removed overclock and all default system setting. This fix worked for me on Sony Vegas Studio Pro 9: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?ForumID=4&Mes... Here are the details on the fix: "Most 32 bit exe and dll files have a 2 gig maximum memory cap. I've been playing around with CFF EXPLORER (free download) which is a program that allows you to easily open the exe or dll and click the 2 gig memory switch that allows it to use more than 2 gig. I reset the memory flags in vegas80.exe m2tsplug.dll mcstdh264dec.dll sonymvd2pro_xp.dll to "greater than 2gig" and did a render of which I almost always crash on (avchd at 1920 render to m2ts 1920@16Mb/s with AC3 audio) I didn't crash! In fact memory usage shot up higher than i had ever seen vegas use (it shot up to 5gig and leveled off.... usually it climbs no higher than about 3.5 gig and creeps a little) The whole render process of avchd seems to be quite a bit more stable
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You will need to buy the software separately. For an inexpensive choice Sony Vegas 11 video software (around 50$) works if you light your green screen well. Sony products can run up to 600$ though depending on your needs. There are other excellent software choices too with a wide price range. You will need to do your homework figuring out what you want to do, ease of software use etc.
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Dear Valery: With this Sony Movie Studio Platinum Suite 12 software, you have many choices of audio editing, for example you can extract the audio from a video, you can change the volume of a song in MP3, you can make conversions of audio from one format to another, mix, trim, add, add silence between songs, add fade at the beginning and at the end of a song, you can add special effects, among other things but I'm commenting only a few options that I've used, but still have not used most of the options that the software has naturally required patience and time to take advantage of the program, as it also has an excellent tutorial that will indicating you step by step how to do, it is really very well recommend it since I've had other editors and this is the best and all off the foregoing their specialty is the edition of video clips.
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Honestly I'm not sure. I use Sony Vegas Pro. I use the standalone device to capture various video shows. Then I simply import it into the third party video editing software. It works like a charm for me like that. Hope this helps.