With EditStudio you can capture video footage from either a DV or analogue capture card and edit the resulting footage on your PC.
It features both timeline and storyboard modes, making the program suitable for both beginners and more advanced users.
Numerous transitions are included that can be applied with ease, and drag-and-drop functionality makes arranging video clips a breeze.
And with 99 undo/redo levels there is no need to worry about experimenting.
Edited footage can be exported in a variety of formats, including Mpeg-1 and QuickTime.
Improvements in version 4 include new effects (old film, route tracer etc.), easier text editing, lower memory requirements for the DV builder, and much better scene editing.
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