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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fribbulus Xax
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Aug 13th, 2004, 01:11 PM
Adobe Premiere for video editing. Fairly easy to use. You can import multiple movie files to stick together on a timeline, clip them, clip the sound, add separate sounds or music. To compress a movie you just need to tone down the quality and use codecs. I think Premiere comes with a number of codecs standard, but it's nice if the people who you want to show the movie to can easily acquire the codec, or they can't see the movie. DivX is a safe choice in that case.
Flash works differently. You use Macromedia Flash to make videos, but it's not possible to actually rip, say, seven seconds out of the middle and paste it into something else. At best you can import an existing .swf file into Flash, which results in a huge frame-by-frame movie that most likely functions badly. It's mostly a way of ripping specific objects (a picture) from existing Flash movies, and it only works if the original creator neglected to put protection from import into their Flash movie.
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