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Professional HD Video, Audio, and DVD Creation
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The Vegas+DVD Production Suite combines Vegas 7, DVD Architect 4, and Dolby Digital® AC-3 encoding software to offer an integrated environment for all phases of professional video, audio, DVD, and broadcast production. This suite lets you edit and process DV, HDV, SD/HD-SDI, and all XDCAM formats in real time, fine-tune audio with precision, and author surround sound, dual-layer DVDs.
Precise Editing Tools
Arrange events on the timeline using Windows® drag-and-drop functionality, then expertly edit complex SD or HD projects using mouse or keyboard trimming and powerful ripple editing modes. Features include improved video monitoring, customizable window layouts, color-coded snapping, improved HDV, SDI and XDCAM support, Cinescore plug-in support, A/V synchronization detect and repair, playhead scrubbing, drag ripple and arrange, source project editing, and auto-frame quantization.
Efficient, Professional Workflow
The Vegas 7 interface provides a fully customizable workspace for accomplishing a wide range of production requirements. Dock multiple windows across multiple monitors, and save your layouts to fit specific editing tasks; nest Vegas projects within the timeline, customize and save keyboard commands, and use application scripting to automate repetitive tasks. System-wide media management produces maximum efficiency. Network rendering saves time by using multiple computers and networked drive arrays to render complex projects. Vegas software also supports 24p, HD and HDV editing.
Superior Audio Control
Vegas software provides the ultimate in audio flexibility, including unlimited tracks, 24-bit/192 kHz audio support, on the fly punch-in recording, 5.1 surround mixing, effects automation, and time compress/expand. Apply over 30 customizable, real-time audio effects including EQ, Reverb, Delay, and more. Vegas 7 software natively supports VST audio plug-ins-expanding your audio processing and mixing options.
Powerful DVD Authoring
Create DVDs with multiple video angles, subtitles, multiple languages, and running commentary. Apply image-correction filters to fine-tune still images and video. Filters include Brightness and Contrast, Levels, Auto Levels, Crop, and Anti-Flicker. Set CSS and Macrovision® copy-protection flags when creating masters. DVD Architect 4 software also supports the latest devices including dual-layer DVD burners.
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Very good editor, supports many formats in and out.
AFX can't be compared to Vegas, Vegas is not a compositor or a motion graphic creator.
Vegas can pawn Premiere any day!
Horrible program.
A much better alternative is Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
Sure vegas is easy to crack, but that doesn't make it any good.
Slow and sluggish and not many included effects make it a bad program. Even windows movie maker is better.
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All I need and more for my YouTube videomaking hobby. Two handfuls of effects, rendering in a number of different formats, and green screen ability. But more importantly - and what I found lacking in MovieMaker and Pinnacle Studio - Sony Vegas is very stable. Hasn't crashed on me once.
Excellent program! In my opinion even more powerful, stable and, much more important, user friendly than e.g. Adobe Premiere. Unfortunately Sony Vegas is not known very well in Europe. Yet...
Two years ago, when I started video editing, I tried many, many semi-professional programs. Adobe Premiere was on top of all lists. So I used it for a while. But unfortunately it was not a great success. I needed to struggle to get the most simple things done, and at the end of the day, it crashed and crashed over and over again...
Then I stumbled upon Sony Vegas. Wow! What a relieve... Like a breath of fresh air!
It's very user friendly (e.g. in every situation, the right mouse button has always the most needed functions within reach - very, very intuitive!) and, above all, since I've been using this piece of software it never-ever crashed. Not even once...
Don't know about Adobe Premiere today, but Sony Vegas is the one for me!