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The titles editor has been redesigned, too, and includes some templates that manage to be attractive yet understated – a refreshing change from the gaudy designs in most home-oriented editors. Disc authoring has been overhauled, and you can now create AVCHD discs as well as DVD Video and Blu-ray. Sadly, though, both the precision of the selection and the correction controls are lacking. New to version 16 is secondary colour correction, which tweaks only specific colours in a clip. Another neat touch is that the software offers to match the project’s specifications to the first imported clip. Other editors keep video and audio tracks separate, but Magix’s approach makes the timeline much tidier. Projects can now contain up to 99 tracks, and we really like how each track accepts any type of media. We also found that adding a single effect to a single clip could cripple performance, and exports were slower than with most other editors. Sometimes our test PC was able to play four simultaneous AVCHD streams, but at other times, two streams was as much as it could manage. Preview performance was frustratingly variable, though. These controls are responsive, too, avoiding the wading-through-treacle effect that some editors exhibit. Overlapping two clips automatically creates a dissolve transition. Each clip has handles for truncating, fading in or out and adjusting the opacity or audio volume. The timeline is where the vast bulk of editing occurs, so the streamlined timeline controls are extremely welcome, even if they are copied wholesale from Sony Vegas.

In this latest release, we’re delighted to see that its developers have concentrated on improving existing features rather than reverting to their old habits of simply adding more.

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(If you're not aware of it, Sony sold the Vegas & Movie Studio line of products to Magix.Movie Edit Pro used to be a sprawling mess, but for version 15, Magix got its act together and delivered a capable, approachable editor with much to recommend it. I'm not interested in the other Magix stuff in the bundle.

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If you're new to Vegas, I'd suggest installing just it first, learn it, and only then, when you're confident with it, install the extras to see if you like them. So it's up to you whether you install them in the first place or don't. You can still use them fully-functionally for a trial period before they'll stop working. But without individual keys for each item you won't be able to register them. Also inside the install are the other items mentioned above. You then d/l the trial version of Vegas Pro 14, which you then register using the supplied key. Vegas has a good reputation for both ease of learning and for power.ĭaVinci Resolve, another NLE, is free now, but from my brief look at it, not quite as user-friendly as Vegas. So it's a extremely cheap legit way of either upgrading from an older version of Sony Vegas/Vegas Pro or Sony Movie Studio, or starting out with Vegas as your first full-fledged NLE. While I would have liked to have gotten Mercalli (a stabilisation plugin), Vegas itself is all there. The extras & 3rd-Party plugins missing in the Vegas Pro 14 Edit version, which are included in the Vegas Pro 14 full version, are:

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However Humble Bundle, a legit charity source of bundled older software ( Humble Bundle - Wikipedia), which previously had a wonderful bundle which offered the complete O'Rielly & Associates Programming and Technology Library in PDF format for $20 USD, has a bundle where you can get Vegas Pro 14 Edit (as well as other Magix stuff) for $20 USD.

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I have not bothered updating since then, as any new features were not worth the upgrade price, IMHO. I'm a long-time Vegas Pro user (v6, v7, v8, v12).

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