MAGiX Movie Editor Pro 12 v6.5.4.2 Full VERSION

There?s no doubt that Movie Edit Pro 12 Plus is packed full of useful
video-editing tools. However, those features are often presented to the
user in a somewhat untidy manner.

The first worrying sign was discovering that the 128-page manual was
accompanied by a separate 128-page supplement to the main manual.

The supplement says that it acts as an introduction to ?fades, effects,
and edits?, which are the sort of basic editing tools that ought to be
covered in the main manual rather than a supplement.

As a result, we found ourselves constantly flicking back and forth
between the two manuals as we introduced ourselves to the program.

The installation process is rather long-winded too; this is due to the
fact that Movie Edit is accompanied by a number of additional bundled
programs, including a simple 3D animation program, photo editor and a
program for compiling music playlists that you can use as soundtracks
for your video projects.

When you eventually enter the main editing program, you?ll see that it
offers three main working modes, which are activated by buttons running
across the top of the screen.

The Record mode allows you to import audio and video clips, and quickly
arrange them into a simple storyboard sequence in the program?s
Timeline window.

You can do some simple editing here, adding text to individual clips, or adjusting colour controls to improve image quality.
However, importing clips can be a slow process as the program
annoyingly keeps asking if you want to merge each new clip with the
previous clip or keep it as a separate clip.

Click on the Edit button and the program switches into its main editing
mode, which offers a very wide range of transitions, special effects,
and other tools.
In this mode, the Timeline window also changes to provide more detailed control over the editing process.
It allows you to work with up to 99 separate tracks, which makes it possible to perform very complex editing work.

The program?s interface can start to look a bit crowded and confusing
at this point, but there?s also a ?1-Click? button at the top of the
screen that provides help for less experienced users.

Pressing this button activates a window called the Movieshow Maker,
which can gather the video clips you place in the Timeline and turn
them into a complete project by automatically adding music and some
simple effects and transitions.

The program also includes some useful templates that can help you with
more complex tasks, such as creating picture-in-picture effects.

Finally, there?s the Burn mode, which allows you to create DVD menus so
that you can burn your movie projects onto a DVD. Other export options
include the ability to upload files straight onto Youtube, and MPEG4
support for exporting files onto handheld devices such as an iPod or
Playstation Portable.

Unfortunately, for some reason you have to go through an annoyingly
convoluted online-or-telephone activation process to use either the
MPEG4 or MPEG2 features (MPEG2 is needed for burning DVDs).

Movie Edit Pro 12 Plus provides plenty of editing power ? enough to
compete with rivals such as Adobe?s Premiere Elements, or Pinnacle
Studio and it?s cheaper than both.
However, it lacks the streamlined interface and ease of use that they
offer, so Magix needs to work on its presentation and usability to
match the sheer slickness of its video-editing rivals.

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