Video editing software

Adobe Premiere Elements is a digital video editing software tool for non-linear video editing, published by Adobe Systems. It is a scaled-down version of Adobe Premiere Pro, for use mainly by consumers, and competes with similar low-end products such as iMovie and Pinnacle Studio. However, unlike many low-end products it can handle up to 99 video and audio tracks with the ability to have multiple layers of key-framed effects applied to each, providing a lot of the power of Premiere Pro. It is available only for Windows XP. ...more on Wikipedia about "Adobe Premiere Elements"

Adobe Premiere Pro, produced by Adobe is a realtime, timeline based video editing software targeted at prosumer and professional video editors. It is a rewritten version of their long-standing Adobe Premiere software and was launched in 2003. It is often included as an OEM package with video editing cards like the Matrox RT.X100. Version 1.5, released in 2004, adds support for High-definition video content, new project management tools, and new filters. This product now includes support for HDV along with support for 24P footage (most commonly, footage from Panasonic's DVX-100 and Canon's XL2). Though originally available for the Macintosh, Adobe has abandoned the Mac version of Premiere due to competition from Apple's Final Cut Pro. ...more on Wikipedia about "Adobe Premiere Pro"

Motion is a software application produced by Apple Computer for their Mac OS X operating system. It is used to create and edit motion graphics and titling for video production. ...more on Wikipedia about "Apple Motion"

Avid Free DV is a Non-linear editing program made by Avid Technology. Compared with other Avid products it is relatively minimal, and since it is based on Avid software which is designed to run on purpose-built hardware, the software has glitches when run on some systems. ...more on Wikipedia about "Avid Free DV"

Cinelerra is a free non-linear video editing system for the GNU/Linux operating system. It is produced by Heroine Virtual, and is distributed under the GNU General Public License. Cinelerra also includes a video compositing engine, allowing the user to perform common compositing operations such as keying and mattes. ...more on Wikipedia about "Cinelerra"

(ConvertMovie) ConvertMoive is a video converter software, written by MOVAVI. ...more on Wikipedia about "ConvertMovie"

Edius is a video editing software package developed and sold by the Canopus Corporation. ...more on Wikipedia about "Edius" Made by shortopedia.

Final Cut Express is a non linear video editing software created by Apple Computer. It is the budget version of Final Cut Pro, and consequently lacks many of the animation and film-specific features. Final Cut Express is designed for advanced editing of digital video and high definition video, used by many amateur and professional videographers. ...more on Wikipedia about "Final Cut Express"

Final Cut Pro is a non-linear editing system created by Apple Computer that allows users to edit video. The latest releases are for Mac OS X only. From the early 2000's, it came to be accepted as a high-end professional editorial tool and has become a competitor to the former main force in the industry, Avid. While some speculate that Final Cut has a larger user base than Avid, Avid's position among professionals working in realtime and high-end production will not soon be eroded. ...more on Wikipedia about "Final Cut Pro"

ImageMixer is a computer software that edits and imports digital video. It is a second-party Japanese program, distributed by Pixela, that comes with digital camcorders as the means to edit the videos. It has a notorious history of crashing on more recent operating systems. ...more on Wikipedia about "ImageMixer"

iMovie is video editing software, created by Apple Computer as part of their iLife suite of applications for the Macintosh, that allows users to edit their own home movies. iMovie 3 and later versions run only in Mac OS X. Earlier versions of iMovie (2.0.3 and earlier) run in Mac OS 9. ...more on Wikipedia about "IMovie"

Jahshaka aims to become a cross-platform, open source, free, video editing, effects, and compositing suite. It is currently in alpha stage, supporting realtime effects rendering, but lacking useful implementations of many features such as the non-linear editing system. It is written using Trolltech's Qt, but it's user interface is written using an OpenGL library to create GUIs. ...more on Wikipedia about "Jahshaka"

Kino is a free software non-linear digital video editor. Its vision is: Easy and reliable DV editing for the Linux desktop with export to many usable formats. ...more on Wikipedia about "Kino (software)"

The following is a list of video editing software. ...more on Wikipedia about "List of video editing software"

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Media 100 is a non-linear editing system designed for professional cutting and editing. As of 2005, the latest version is 8.2. ...more on Wikipedia about "Media 100"

Avid Media Composer Adrenaline HD is a popular non-linear editing system editing software available to professionals. It runs on Microsoft Windows XP PCs. ...more on Wikipedia about "Media Composer Adrenaline HD"

MP4Box is an MPEG-4 converter. It can import MPEG-4 video ( DivX/ XviD/ 3ivx/ ffmpeg) and audio streams into the *.mp4 container. The end result is ISO compliant MPEG-4 streams. It can also produce MPEG-4 Timed Text streams by importing subtitles formats such as srt. MP4Box provides only command line interface, but can be used with graphical user interfaces such as YAMB and MP4BoxGUI. ...more on Wikipedia about "MP4Box"

Pinnacle Liquid Edition (previously Pinnacle Edition) is a video editing software package sold by Pinnacle Systems. The Pro version of the Pinnacle Liquid Edition software includes an ATI based AGP video card that doubles as a video editing card. The user navigates around Pinnacle Liquid Edition via so called intelligent menus that pop-up when right clicking in various parts of the open window. The other major difference with the Pinnacle cards is pre-emptive rendering, a feature that Pinnacle claims is exclusive to this product. ...more on Wikipedia about "Pinnacle Liquid Edition"

Pinnacle Studio is a non-linear video editing software application manufactured by Pinnacle Systems. It is the consumer level counterpart to Pinnacle's professional level software, Liquid Edition. Studio allows users to author video content, create VCD/DVD's with menus and burn them without the need for any additional software. ...more on Wikipedia about "Pinnacle Studio"

Sony Vegas is a non-linear editing system supplied by Sony Media Software. It features network rendering, transition progress envelopes, downmix monitoring, external control surface support, and envelope automation recording. ...more on Wikipedia about "Sony Vegas"

TMPGEnc is video editing and MPEG encoding software. The free version has a 30-day time limit on MPEG-2 encoding capability. ...more on Wikipedia about "TMPGEnc"

Video editing software is application software that handles the editing of video sequences on a computer. It usually includes the ability to import and export video, cut and paste sections of a video clip, add special effects and transitions, and sometimes includes the ability to encode the video for creation of a DVD. Video editing software generally also allow for some limited editing of the audio clips that accompany the video or, at least, the ability to sync the audio with the video. ...more on Wikipedia about "Video editing software"

The NewTek Video Toaster is a combination of hardware and software for the editing and production of standard-definition NTSC and PAL video on personal computers. It comprises various tools for video switching, chroma keying, character generation, animation, and image manipulation. ...more on Wikipedia about "Video Toaster"

VirtualDub is an open source video capture and linear processing tool for Microsoft Windows. It is written by Avery Lee, and is licensed under the GPL. It is hosted on SourceForge. ...more on Wikipedia about "VirtualDub"

VirtualDubMod is an open source video capture and linear processing tool for Microsoft Windows. It is based on VirtualDub, and is licensed under the GPL. It is hosted on SourceForge and is at version 1.5.10.2 (released August 2005). ...more on Wikipedia about "VirtualDubMod"

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