While it's not as feature rich nor as stable as other software packages out there, I use Microsoft Movie Maker. It's free and good enough for my needs:
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While it's not as feature rich nor as stable as other software packages out there, I use Microsoft Movie Maker. It's free and good enough for my needs:
Windows XP: Movie Maker 2.1 Download
Windows Movie Maker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ae3743 -
Very nice video, but really...
WHERE's the OBLIGATORY ANNOYING TECHNO SOUNDTRACK? ;-)
-S
Very nice video, but really...
WHERE's the OBLIGATORY ANNOYING TECHNO SOUNDTRACK? ;-)
-S
sunnyboy - Techno music only for wreck penetrations 
nismo - That's a good point. My 1.6ghz laptop with 1GB of ram can't play back the originally outputted media files from the a570is without stuttering. Video editing is a little tricky at the moment. I need to get my desktop up and running again. Though it would be really sad if the $150 camera requires me to buy a more expensive computer.
nismo - That's a good point. My 1.6ghz laptop with 1GB of ram can't play back the originally outputted media files from the a570is without stuttering. Video editing is a little tricky at the moment. I need to get my desktop up and running again. Though it would be really sad if the $150 camera requires me to buy a more expensive computer.
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Again, all fixed if you had a mac haha.
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