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Question: Does the software has a feather to make menu and sub-menus. Thank you
Document: Easy to use software and when It when I sale, I just had to buy one. Love all the plugins it comes with it, Make making movie easy. Thank you.
It pegs all 8 cores on my computer. There is a simple mode to creating DVDs or Blu-Ray discs, with or without menus. I like this path so much better than the DVD Architect.The software doesn't allow burning a DVD to a hard drive (make the file folders or an ISO). I've had a little bit of trouble with DVDs not playing on a PS4. There is something strange about the DVD burn engine that causes an occasional problem.
I am typically a Mac person, but since we do have a windows computer, I thought this looked like a pretty cool program to try out. It was a little confusing to get it registered, but once that was done it was very easy to figure out. It has very intuitive menus and options. It works well and really give you the ability to easily customize personal videos and make them look professional.
This is a great program for beginners to video editing. It's got everything I needed to create some slick home movies, without having to work too hard at it. This being said, I am not a power user in the video department, so if you are, you might want to look elsewhere. The menus are well laid-out and the software didn't slow my computer to a crawl either, which was a pleasant surprise.
For the life of me I could not understand this package. I took about 45 minutes of AVCHD video (around 3 GB) and simply put it into DVD Architect. I wanted super simple menus and nothing fancy. I followed the wizard. The software decided to transcode the whole video, only using two of my 4 physical and 4 hyperthreaded cores (not even pegging those cores), and taking around 3 hours to render the video.
For those other 10%, you already know who you are and what you need.The menu is very user friendly, the software is both quick and accurate. I'm running it on Windows 7. I finished a project for a children's sports team in a very short amount of time. This was the first time I used Sony Movies Studio 13 and I never had to crack the instructions open once. (Not that it's printed, I'm sure it's on pdf somewhere but I didn't bother looking.
For example, they told me to click on the edit menu and find a button to split my video. However, that option simply wasn't there. Luckily, they gave me a keyboard shortcut in the tutorial as well, so I just used that.
I usually make videos for my family, but I also make book trailers. This software makes it easy to get professional looking results.
Seriously, the things you would have had to buy a few years back to accomplish all the functions available would have set you back THOUSANDS of dollars for both software and hardware units and even then it wouldn't do the job as well as this one program bundle can!Make sure you are running Windows 7 or 8 and have a semi fast CPU and you are good to go.
No this is a real live editor, one that can do amazing things.I've used Corel VideoStudio and Pinnacle Video editing software for years. I have finally figured out how to make those packages do what I want - they are quirky and require a strange way of thinking to use. Stepping over to Sony Movie Studio, I wish I had never learned all those bad habits with Corel.
Answer: Your question uses the word "feather", which I am assuming is a typo and you meant to use the word "feature".  I am not aware of it, however, it probably does, as it has everything else.  The problem with Sony Movie studio is that it has all these features but no way to know they exist, let alone use them.  Why doesn't Sony Movie Studio access mkv (Matroska) containers?  The data within is the same as with mp4 container (H264 codex), but Sony Movie Studio won't access it.  Is it because Matoska is open source?  As a linear editor, it should.  My biggest objection to Sony Movie Studio is their "Help" file.  The help file is something like 4 versions behind, and they must have hired the guy from Microsoft to write it because it is just chocked full of accurate tidbits of accurate information that are completely useless.  I would suggest that Sony hire someone from the teaching biz to write the help file, instead of some software weenie.  You can ask a dozen questions like the one you just proffered, but unless I spend hours upon hours hunting and pecking my way thru the myriad of buttons, knobs, dials, sliders, etc. to find out how it actually works (because the Help file doesn't explain anything) my answer will most likely be:  who the *&%^ knows?  Imagine it this way: you get into an automobile for the first time and you ask me, "How do I drive to Poughkeepsie?" and I reply, "Just turn the key and stay in your lane."  How far do you think you're going to get?