Apparently, it will add that wrapper while it ports only from the camcorder, not to footage already on the PC.
#Ulead video studio 11 portable plus
To facilitate editing of that format, the Plus version of VideoStudio 11 inserts AVCHD format into an MPEG wrapper while it is importing it from the camcorder. Sony’s AVCHD format has gotten a bit of a bum rap as being difficult to edit. It also supports Dolby Digital 5.1 audio creation and offers more output options to mobile devices such as iPod, Zune and PSP. It can capture and edit HD video from HDV or AVCHD camcorders, author HD projects and burn to HD DVD discs. The most impressive items that VideoStudio 11 Plus adds to the equation are HD and surround sound support.
#Ulead video studio 11 portable software
Finally, click Start, and the software goes to work, editing the selected scenes together, adding one of numerous preset themes chosen by the user and then burning the disc. Clicking a radio button sets the video’s date and time as a subtitle on the completed video, perfect for remembering the date of that last trip to Yellowstone. The software detects the scene starts and stops and allows the user to choose which segments to include on the DVD. The DV-to-DVD Wizard is designed both for newcomers to DVD editing and for those who simply want a quick-and-dirty method of getting video out of the camcorder and onto a disc. Ulead’s new VideoStudio 11 comes in two flavors: the basic edition, which retails for $90, and the Plus edition for $130, which adds HD and several other high-powered features to the mix. But fortunately, there’s always room for a talented new edition.
Is the market for video editing suites in the $100 price range becoming oversaturated? It certainly seems that, each week, another new program joins this increasingly-crowded pack.
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