What is AVCHD best video editing software?

Question

AVCHD ir raw video format for latest Sony HD cameras

Answer 1

Corel Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus



Price: $99.49

28 used & new available from $68.95



I have used this on a new laptop running Vista. Thankfully, I have never had any speed issues with VideoStudio although it does crash on rare occasion. VideoStudio is quick to import videos, images, and audio from almost any source and equally speedy at creating AVIs, WMVs, DVD menus, etc. Although I do think that a power-user will quickly outgrow the simple interface, I found the UI so easy to navigate that it only took a weekend of use to feel like a pro. I did find, though, that some tasks that are probably easier to accomplish in prosumer video editing packages can be a bit laborious in VideoStudio. Specifically, rearranging titles and sound (which cannot be copied and pasted and can only be lengthened if there is enough room on the timeline (that is, you must first shorten one title in order to lengthen one adjacent to it; VideoStudio will not automatically make room for the lengthened title). Also, there are some limitations that can be become frustrating once you outgrow the program (e.g. there isn't a way to have title items fade in or out at different times; all items on a title slide will fade in or out at the exact same time). But once you get to the point that you've outgrown the program, it's probably best to step up to Ulead MediaStudio and learn the ropes there.



All in all, this a great little video editing program packed with a wide-range of useful features that'll keep you busy cranking out quality video projects.



Good luck with your editing projects.



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Answer 2

Final Cut (Express or Pro) for Macintosh.



Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere for Windows.



But since we don't know what computer you are using or if it can even handle AVCHD video, knowing the "best" video editor" does not matter. The editing software is only one part of a much larger process.

Answer 3

Little Dogs right, AVCHD is a nightmare to edit requiring loads of system resources, its alright to spend loads of money on an editing suite but is your computer up to it. I use Premiere cs5, with 24GB ram twin cpu's, and two SCSI drives as scratch disks. on a good long video even mine struggles a little.



When you look for the system requirements double the spec to get a reasonable outcome.



RR

Answer 4

you can see this article about Top Video Editing Software Programs which natively works with AVCHD(MTS,MTS) video, or ypu can use a good video converter to convert avchd video to less quality common video formats for viewing and editing.

Answer 5

You may try this Video Editor, it's a nice video editing software that can help you edit, join, split, trim, crop, convert and cut video, it build-in video code that supports AVCHD video, my friends recommend it to me, it's easy to use and works pretty well for me, it embeds many special effects. I had made a video with it and the video got award, that's pretty cool. Here is the free download link

http://video-editor.reviewstown.com/avs-video-editor.html

And here is a step by step guide about how to use it

http://www.avs4you.com/Guides/How-to-edit-DVD-video-with-AVS-Video-ReMaker.aspx?sct=aff&ct=regnow&cid=94464

Hope it helps. Contact me if you have any other question.

Answer 6

Sony Vegas

Answer 7

This video converter can help you. It can accept all regular formats (HD videos are included), such as TOD, MOD, MTS, M2TS, TS, TP, MOV, WMV, MP4, AVI, FLV, DV, RM, RMVB, SWF, MPG, 3GP, etc.



Key features about this video converter:

http://www.kodakvideoconverter.com/kodak-video-converter-windows/

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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