Desktop video guide
Desktop video is the term used to describe the process of shooting a video on a camcorder, pulling it into your computer, mucking around with the video files (adding music, graphics, titles, and special effects) and then showing it off to friends, family, or the entire world via the Internet.
There’s some useful stuff here about making videos, such as Top Ten Tips for Shooting Better Videos.
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Nice resource, I read all about it on the website. What I
like the best is that the information there is kept updated
and new softwares and tecniques about editing
are added frequently. Also there are very good hardware
reviews. Thanks again.
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