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Product:
VideoWave III Editing
To
start editing your favorite videos the library is your starting point.
From here you’ll be able to locate and add the images/videos/sounds you
want to edit by simply use a drag and drop! Sure you can directly capture
videos from VideoWave 3.5. This is one of the improved features of this
new release: you can use predefined configurations and switch between
different configurations by a single mouse click. By example predefined
capture template are available for ATI All In Wonder 128 boards or Matrox
Marvel ones. This brand new release hopefully manages with success the DV
standard and IEEE1394 (FireWire) protocol. These two standards are
essential to acquire videos from digital camcorders. But in return the
videos you’ll capture will fit in enormous files’ size. The program
now manages the MPEG 1 & MPEG 2 codes that allow users to capture MPEG
2 videos in real time whatever the hardware and the source you used. The
cutting room allows you to fine-tune the beginning and ending pictures of
video sequences by easily adding starting points and end points. From it
you can also add pictures or sound. This sequence will be build together
in a dynamic scenario where you’ll be able to choose a wide range of
scene transitions effects (more than 60 Creative minds will be satisfied).
When you edit DV videos you’ll get an instant preview of the final
sequence, thanks to the unique and brand new SmartDV technology only
offers by VideoWave III. You
can also add special effects to your videos such as ripple, swirl
that’ll make your video looks like a pro. But you can also change the
color appearance of your video clips by using the different filters that
VideoWave carries: it gives great results to soften a video when there’s
a too much dominant color. You can also add great titles to your movies by
using the text animator: you can choose the colors of your text, the
outline and shadow styles and even the font. From it you can animate your
text to make it bounce, scroll on the final video. Video Format As written before, VideoWave III offers two different qualities video mode: MPEG II or DV one. During our tests we capture the same video in DV format or MPEG II format and we found no big quality difference between the two different files. But the MPEG II file is 4 times smaller than the DV one. So we really think that the MPEG II support is a real ‘plus’ of this software that’ll make you save your precious hard disk storage space. Sure once your video is build you can use the output mode of VideoWave to record your favorite video to any external video sources such as VCR. Help Surprisingly MGI VideoWave III doesn’t have an HTML based help file, too bad! However the standard help file is complete and its contents can be rated as good. Concerning the user’s guide it’s simply a marvel since it’s very complete and illustrated. It’ll help most users to start using VideoWave and their camcorders. It also includes a video glossary!
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