Thread: iMac?

Originally Posted by Demon Parasite

Exactly, iMovie isn't any better than WMM.

iMovies has far more powerful editing tools and effects. Not to mention that WMM can't encode the internet standard of H.264.

Does WMM have video stabilization tools for shaky videos? Interpolated slow motion controls? Time laps controls? Keynote transitions? Greenscreen capabilities? Plug ins? Digital zooming?

Originally Posted by ninja9578

iMovies has far more powerful editing tools and effects. Not to mention that WMM can't encode the internet standard of H.264.

Does WMM have video stabilization tools for shaky videos? Interpolated slow motion controls? Time laps controls? Keynote transitions? Greenscreen capabilities? Plug ins? Digital zooming?

Are you really going to make a movie that uses things such as green screens in iMovie? That's just plain stupid. Most of those features don't seem that useful, and yes, you can do slow-mo, time lapse, and transitions in WMM. Stabilization is only if you're too stupid to use a tripod to make a video, and it doesn't always work that well. I've never looked into plugins for WMM, because I'm not an idiot who uses programs bundled with my computer to make videos.

You're taking some pretty boring videos if you're using a tripod. What do you do hiking or in a video? It also uses H.264. I have no idea while why Microsoft refuses to use the media standard. It's compression is more than twice as good.

Originally Posted by ninja9578

You're taking some pretty boring videos if you're using a tripod. What do you do hiking or in a video? It also uses H.264. I have no idea while why Microsoft refuses to use the media standard. It's compression is more than twice as good.

I'm talking about making short videos or movies, not just recording where I go. I guess it all depends on your needs. I use Vegas anyway, so I don't know much about either editor, aside from the fact that they both suck.