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comebackdwn

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Sep 3, 2007
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i work with a church doing video announcements and stuff. im looking to beef the videos up a little bit, but am on a budget. i am running the newest low end imac. does anyone know of the best video editing program for the best price? :confused: that would run good on my mac.
 
iMovie sounds like exactly what you need, and you should already have it installed on your iMac.

If you have the newest version (iMovie '08), and if you find that's not advanced enough for you (or if you're system isn't powerful enough to run it), then you can download the previous version - iMovie '06 (v6.0.4) - for free from the Apple website (search these forums to find the link).

iMovie '06 is more powerful than '08 and is less system-hungry, but '08 is supposed to be easier to use.

You really don't need to go out and buy anything.

SL
 
i already use imovie but it doesnt seem to have enough features and such for what i am looking to do.
 
open soure software is another alternative you could check out (the price is right :D)
HyperEngine-AV
or
Blender
I havn't used either of these though so i can't comment on their usefulness but I have done many projects in iMovie that have turned out well
 
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