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What video editor program allows the Audio track to be independently manipulated?
Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a split-second forward/backward as necessary? Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to pay more if necessary. Thanks very much. On Sat, 21 May 2005 19:36:30 GMT, newbee <n**@bee.com> wrote:
>What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting If cleaning up the audio is the only thing you really want, you can>from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated >(cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro >or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a >split-second forward/backward as necessary? > >Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for >$300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to >pay more if necessary. spend most of your money in the audio program. You can use MovieMaker to capture the video, and most modern audio editing programs can handle AVI-files, so you load the AVI-file into the audio-program, edit your sound, and save the AVI-file again. You can do this with Audition ($300), which can load the AVI-file and then you can edit the original audio, and also add new tracks to it with music or whatever, and save it back to AVI. A very good program for this would actually be Sony Vegas 6, but that's $450 (price on their website), which can do multiple tracks. Sony Soundforge ($300) can edit, but only single track. My solution, others will follow from others :) cheers -martin- -- "Now I want you to say it thrice daily and don't dress a bun"
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"newbee" <n**@bee.com> wrote in message Take a look at ULead Media Studio Pro - I've been very satisfied with it. news:uq2v81120nbo4e3db16558giv0fhnajck8@4ax.com... > I'm using Windows Movie Maker version 5.1 on a new Dell WinXP Media > Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound > card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). > > What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting > from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated > (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro > or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a > split-second forward/backward as necessary? > > Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for > $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to > pay more if necessary. > > Thanks very much. The package also contains an audio editor along with other tools -- Nigel Brooks All of 'em.
newbee wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I'm using Windows Movie Maker version 5.1 on a new Dell WinXP Media > Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound > card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). > > What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting > from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated > (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro > or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a > split-second forward/backward as necessary? > > Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for > $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to > pay more if necessary. > > Thanks very much. "Richard Crowley" <rcrowl***@xprt.net> wrote in message You might check out Movie Edit Pro 10 at www.magix.com Itnews:118v8p28ake5gc7@corp.supernews.com... >A better question might be "which ones don't?" has a very full Audio editing package, even can use VTS plugins. It also lets you create "Surround Sound" "Pro Logic" audio. Luck; Ken
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"Ken Maltby" <kmal***@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message OOPs, that's VST, not VTS.news:E4mdnQcu0aMuNhLfRVn-vw@giganews.com... > > "Richard Crowley" <rcrowl***@xprt.net> wrote in message > news:118v8p28ake5gc7@corp.supernews.com... >>A better question might be "which ones don't?" > > You might check out Movie Edit Pro 10 at www.magix.com It > has a very full Audio editing package, even can use VTS plugins. > It also lets you create "Surround Sound" "Pro Logic" audio. > > Luck; > Ken > Assuming after capturing the file ex VCR it is a standard mpeg file you
could use a free program called ProjectX to Demux the mpeg into 2 separate tracks, one video and the other audio. You would then use a program like Cooledit pro to process the sound, making sure you don't truncate the file etc. Then you import both the processed sound and video into a suitable editing program. Vegas is a great program and I would recommend it but there are cheaper ways to do it if you look around the forums etc http://www.videohelp.com/ http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/ifoedit-basic.htm http://www.videotools.net/index.php?rub=home&PHPSESSID=0443ff3e2903e1311a2182a1a377ac49 http://www.cuttermaran.de/frameset.htm http://207.58.168.174/index.htm VideoRedo Show quoteHide quote "newbee" <n**@bee.com> wrote in message news:uq2v81120nbo4e3db16558giv0fhnajck8@4ax.com... > I'm using Windows Movie Maker version 5.1 on a new Dell WinXP Media > Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound > card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). > > What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting > from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated > (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro > or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a > split-second forward/backward as necessary? > > Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for > $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to > pay more if necessary. > > Thanks very much. Dude, post your question once.
Show quoteHide quote "newbee" <n**@bee.com> wrote in message news:uq2v81120nbo4e3db16558giv0fhnajck8@4ax.com... > I'm using Windows Movie Maker version 5.1 on a new Dell WinXP Media > Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound > card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). > > What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting > from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated > (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro > or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a > split-second forward/backward as necessary? > > Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for > $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to > pay more if necessary. > > Thanks very much. I'm with Michael and Seattle, posting once is great for us, and all editing
apps can do what you want. Show quoteHide quote "Michael Earls" <mea***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OTgQajvXFHA.2756@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Dude, post your question once. > -- > Michael Earls > The Cerebral Kitchen > http://www.cerkit.com/ > > > "newbee" <n**@bee.com> wrote in message > news:uq2v81120nbo4e3db16558giv0fhnajck8@4ax.com... >> I'm using Windows Movie Maker version 5.1 on a new Dell WinXP Media >> Center, 3.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM system, with a TV tuner card and a sound >> card, an SB Audigy 2ZS Audio (D8CO). >> >> What video editing program allows the audio track (after inputting >> from a VCR tape) to be stripped off, independently manipulated >> (cleaned up using a different software program, such as Cool Edit Pro >> or Audition), and then laid back onto the video, time-shifting a >> split-second forward/backward as necessary? >> >> Am looking for the best such video editing program, but hopefully for >> $300 or less. However, I really need this capability so am willing to >> pay more if necessary. >> >> Thanks very much. > > 
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