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I have an old version of MyDVD (v5) that I have used for video. For photos I use Photoshop Elements.
I would like to upgrade my video editing and am trying to decide whether to go with Premier Elements or whether to upgrade my copy of MyDVD.
Anyone out there tried both products and have an opinion?
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Premier Elements Vs Mydvd anyone tried both?
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 10:42 AM
i am currently using Adobe Premier Pro CS3 for video editing and MyDVD for burning the dvds.
just to let you know, you really cant burn dvds using Premier, and MyDVD doesnt allow you (as far as I know; Im a noob with MyDVD) to edit videos
i would say get the Adobe CS3 suite
much more professional...
hope that helps
just to let you know, you really cant burn dvds using Premier, and MyDVD doesnt allow you (as far as I know; Im a noob with MyDVD) to edit videos
i would say get the Adobe CS3 suite
much more professional...
hope that helps
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 11:23 AM
QUOTE (jalsevac @ Jul 22 2009, 02:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
i am currently using Adobe Premier Pro CS3 for video editing and MyDVD for burning the dvds.
just to let you know, you really cant burn dvds using Premier, and MyDVD doesnt allow you (as far as I know; Im a noob with MyDVD) to edit videos
i would say get the Adobe CS3 suite
much more professional...
hope that helps
just to let you know, you really cant burn dvds using Premier, and MyDVD doesnt allow you (as far as I know; Im a noob with MyDVD) to edit videos
i would say get the Adobe CS3 suite
much more professional...
hope that helps
myDVD 10 Premier allows you to edit video using the included Videowave.
I don't know what version of myDVD you are using.
Adobe Premier CS3 also costs a lot more
This post has been edited by myguggi: 22 July 2009 - 11:30 AM
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