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#Adobe premiere elements vs sony movie studio movie

So, the tradeoff *may* be VBR and AC3 in PE versus the well recognized stability of Movie Studio, but I still hope to be educated on whether those who have used both see any other significant distinctions. Trying the trial version makes sense, but sometimes "fiddling with it" doesn't reveal the flaws that someone who has really put it through its paces might discover. A few issues with PE are noted, but without looking through every post it does not appear that PE is in the same bad league as Pinnacle Studio.

So, I am trying to make an informed recommendation of one or the Stability is of course very important, and I have been to the Adobe Premier forum.

Clearly this is a major advantage over PCM especially with DVD-Video." Although my friend's intial effort will be to do a quick and dirty burn to DVD, I doubt that he would want to buy two programs, i.e., PE for the quick and dirty and Movie Studio for editing. There is about a 11:1 file size reduction. Not sure about this stated ratio, but says "The main reason for AC3 is that it makes the file size much smaller than that of PCM. Thank you for your input, though I would appreciate hearing from someone who has used both PE2 and Movie I am not sure whether VBR video uses DVD space more efficiently, but I do know (because I have converted LPCM to AC3) that AC3 saves a *lot* of space. I wonder if they offer a trial version and a forum like this where you can get help almost immediately on just about anything from newbies to guru's? Perhaps you should go to the Premier elements forum web site and fish around for some feed back. Everybody out there wrestles with getting 6 pounds of stuff in a five pound bag - I consider it part of the challenge and fun. Personally I am sold on the quality, stability and the user friendly nature of Vegas Movie Studio and DVD. As far as quality goes I am not sure where you are getting you information, but it has been my experience that what comes out is only as good as what goes in - no strike that - actually you can make it better in VMS - dont know about premier.

#Adobe premiere elements vs sony movie studio software

Do they offer a trial version like Sony? I have been away from the software (on a daily basis) for a little while but I seem to recall options of variable bit rate or constant bit rate in the DVD portion of VMS so you may want to recheck that. To be honest I haven't seen Premier Elements so I have no comment other than I would guess it is a response to Vegas Movie Studio - if they were smart they would at least try to match if not throw something "extra" in.

Are you - or your friend going to be doing any editing or just converting straight to dvd? What seems to be tipping the scales (or at least bobbling them) has little to do with Movie studio.