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So now we have covered the all the new stuff let’s get into VideoStudio itself and see what it offers and how it performs.First up let’s establish clearly here that my computer is definitely not something designed for high end video editing or testing.It is a eight year old Intel i5 processor computer running Win 10 64 bit that was automatically updated from Win 7. Thanks for the review. I had upgraded about 2 weeks ago and was trying to see if it was worth it. While I like some of the enhancements shown in their video ad’s the improvements to the system as a whole was something I had missed until you reviewed. As an example not only does mask creator work better, it is now full screen!
There more I look the more I like the overall system improvements.Another plus, If you have PaintShop and use layering, the saved photo in native format will show up in VideoStudio with each layer in its own track. Cool for making photos animated. Hi just brought a version of video studio ultimate 18.after a great number of years absent from the hobby of editing.
I am now retired with time on my hands. My only problem I am out of touch with faded memory of my previous use of ulead. I used Media Studio Pro and purchased a manual with dvd tutorials from someone named “Charlie? ” This was very useful with my limited knowledge. I am finding Studio 18 quite a minefield of a learning curve.
Do you know of any instruction publication, either hardcopy or online, similar to the product produced by Charlie? That you may recommend or suggestRegards George Hibbert. Hi Lance.Thank you very much for all the info and insight you have shared on video editing software, which I have enjoyed reading. I bought a new camera recently, Lumix FZ2000, and I want to upgrade my software to match, now that I have 4K capability.
After much time reading and comparing specs and features, I have decided to go for Affinity Photo by Serif, and for the video editor it was between Corel’s Video Studio Ultimate 10, and Power Director 16 Ultimate. It has been difficult to decide, and reading your reviews tonight definitely helped. You are right, they are both impressive products, and have similar abilities, but I like that the Cyberlink product will make good use of my Geeforce GTX1080 GPU – I would also like to get hold of Audio Director, but that only appears to be packaged with the combined photo and video suites, hopefully I can have it as an add-on sometime, so, the price for PD16 being so much better at the moment, that finally makes my mind up. Now I am enjoying the relief of a settled mind – itsanice.I do have a question for you sir; do you think it is worth buying a DVD copy of the software?
– about £11 – I have been using Photo Director 7, for 2 to 3 years, and found their customers service dept to be OK, anyways, I am interested to hear your thoughts on the matter.All the best. Hi Tom,Well it seems you have done your home work there!So let’s address a few things here.Given the fact that you are moving into 4K video your are correct in thinking PowerDirector would be (slightly) the better choice.Just about any software these days is set up to handle 4K but the real questions are whether the computer has sufficient resources to do it and does the software handle those resource efficiantly enouhg to get the job done.Regarding Audio Director. Hi Tom, OK so over the weekend I was notified you had rel=plied to this thread but now I am here the reply seems to have disappeared!Anyway, in answer to your questions in the phantom comment here is a run through of backing up download files.This is how I do it once I have decided I am going to purchase a piece of software.1. Right click anywhere on the Windows Desktop and choose to create a new folder. Rename that folder to the name of the software I am getting.2.
Open that newly created folder and right click again and choose to create a new notepad file. Rename that file as Information or License Keys or whatever.3. Go to the relevant website and make the purchase. Usually once the purchase is made you will be directed to a page that has your license key, receipt record and a download link for the software.3. Copy the license key, receipt etc to the clipboard and then paste to that new notepad file.4.
Click the download link and save the file to the Folder you created on the desktop.5. Go have a cup of coffee or beverage of choice as this will be a big file!6. The installation file will be a zipped file so once downloaded, right click and choose to Extract all files. Make sure it is going to extract the files from the zip file also into the desktop folder you created.7. Now install the program and don’t forget to copy your license key to the clipboard. It makes it easier when the program asks you for it later when installing.8. Shin domoto kyoudai eng sub dub. Once the program has been installed choose to register the program on the website it came from (it will offer you the choice) and as part of that create an account.9.
After registration and you have confirm the email they will send you copy your username and you password to the notepad file you created.10. When everything is running and we are all finished with the installation save and close the notepad file then close the folder on the desktop.11. Right click the folder and select properties to see what the size of that folder is. If it is less than 4.5 Gb you are good to go for a DVD.12.
If the file is bigger then deleted the extracted files only leaving the notepad file and the original zip file.13. Load a DVD into your burner and choose to just open it.14. Click the folder on the desktop, right click and choose Send to DVD.
Follow the prompts and you will have yourself a perfect backup of your original download and all the data you will need in the future if something goes wrong.15. Bear in mind that you can also always re-download from the manufacturers website using your newly created account. Hey Tom!Generally speaking most software companies go for discounting in November with the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals then post discounts leading up to the Christmas period.That’s where we are now.
So the discounts you are seeing will go away by January and everything will settle down to normal pricing.The next round of discounting usually arrives in about June but this varies from company to company depending on their promotional models.Bear in mind that the June discounting is probably only going to get you back to the pre-Christmas levels anyway.Lance.Darryl says. Hi Glenn,No, VideoStudio nor any other video editing software like it can do that.The reason is that an analogue signal coming from the playback device has to be digitized on the fly and converted into some kind of digital video file type like MPEG2 or MP4 etc.All modern video editors are designed to deal with digital media only so regardless of the software you have to get analogue footage into digital form first.It has been a long time since I have answered any questions on suitable devices but from memory the Dazzle range by Pinnacle used to be considered the best around.
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Hello, and thank you for the wealth of information you have provided. Like many others, I am trying to make a decision to stay with one or change to another. I have used Pinnacle since early versions up until 14 Ultimate. By that time, the kids were off to college and we weren’t so involved in recording each moment of their lives. But with weddings now and new possibilities on the horizon for accumulating even more Gbytes of video data to sift through, I’m interested again.Having experienced problems with Pinnacle when upgrading to Win 10, I haven’t even reinstalled it on my machine when I last replaced the ssd operating system drive with a larger ssd and a clean Win 10. I checked for an upgrade to Studio 20 Ultimate and was immediately confused by the comparison to Video Studio x9 (9.5?) Ultimate as I began to read.
Both by Corel—some review sites seeming to say one is “better, faster, supports H265” while another site indicating the reverse or other problems. More direct comparisons are confusing since the Studio Version is 19 (or 19.5).Specifically, I have a couple Tbytes of existing data go back over and organize with new stuff certain to come.
I have an i7 machine with 32 Gbytes of ram, dual video cards (crossfire, I think), and multiple 2 to 4 Tbyte drives (and a hotswap bay for standalone bulk storage drives). I’m long retired and just do these very amateur projects for my family. I’m not intimidated by tech and don’t mind learning (specially with the wealth of information now available—like on your page—wow, so different from the early days figuring out the jumper settings on my old 8086 in my basement dark ages). I do like to play with all the goodies and effects sometimes just to see what can be done.Upgrade price to 20 Ultimate is good. New price to Video Studio 9 Ultimate not so much difference.Any real advantage with either program? Or as I have read on one of your comments “no real reason to switch”.Sorry for being so wordy and thanks in advance for an opinion.