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Video editing sounds like a complicated task, but the level of difficulty depends a lot on the program you choose to edit your videos.
AVS Video Editor makes video editing easier than it may seem at first sight. It may not be as feature rich as other more professional video editors, but it works perfectly fine to create home-made multimedia compositions about your last holiday trip or the baby's first birthday.
The program features a nicely designed interface that's a pleasure to use. It follows the classic editor layout, with different areas dedicated to media library, timeline and preview window. Plus AVS Video Editor includes loads of transition effects, video effects, and text and video overlays that will help you easily spice your video up.
The whole creative process is covered by AVS Video Editor, from capturing video from a wide variety of external sources, to finally saving your creation in different formats depending on your target platform: computer file, burned disc, multimedia device or web page.
AVS Video Editor is an excellent mixture of power and ease of use that provides the average user with all the tools you need for video editing, while keeping difficulty at a reasonable level.
*OS: Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 7* (no Mac OS/Linux support)
*Processor: Intel / AMD compatible at 2500 MHz or higher
*RAM: 1 GB or higher
*Sound: Windows compatible sound card
*Display: 32-bit color depth
*CD recorder: for importing from CD
*DVD recorder: for importing from DVD and creating Video DVD
*Video capture device: required for capturing
*Windows Media Player 11 or higher for WMV video playback
*DirectX: Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or later
*Administrative permissions for program installation and registration
*Internet connection to register
Windows Vista Recommended System Requirements
*Processor: Intel/AMD compatible at 3 GHz single core/1.8 GHz dual core
*RAM: 1.5 GB or higher
*Video: Windows Vista compatible video card
*Sound: Windows Vista compatible sound card
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