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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 12 English Version v6.5.4.2 Crack Only!
Reading the box, you might think that the Magix Movie Edit Pro video-editing package has everything a hobbyist could want and more. And you\'d be right, as far as the feature set goes. But when it comes to usability and output quality, MEP trails the leaders in the field (namely Adobe Premiere Elements , Pinnacle Studio, and Ulead Video Studio), making the package appropriate only for the most price-conscious buyer.
Our quality tests started with automatic color correction, where MEP performed well on a clip with bluish tones, besting Premiere Elements. But it produced garish results on a clip with pinkish tones. In tests to correct backlit videos, MEP couldn\'t compete with the results produced by Premiere Elements\' Shadow/Highlight feature.
In chroma-key trials, we couldn\'t completely eliminate the background color without making the foreground image slightly transparent, which wasn\'t an issue with the other products we\'ve tested. The popular still-image pan-and-zoom effect is overcomplicated and underdocumented, and produced flickering on our tests. Rendering in deinterlaced mode, as suggested by technical support, reduced but didn\'t eradicate the problem. Invoking the image-stabilization feature (to steady shaky video) was also more complicated than it should be and introduced motion artifacts into the video.
Regarding more standard features, MEP\'s titling utility trails those of Studio and Premiere Elements in usability, and it can\'t add boxes or ovals as text backgrounds (which help readability). While transitions were plentiful, using them was awkward. For example, drag a picture-in-picture transition onto your one-second dissolve, and MEP extends your transition to 3 seconds, throwing off your careful synchronization. On the audio front, MEP lacks a real-time, multitrack audio mixer (as does Premiere Elements), though you can adjust volume via rubber-band controls in real time. In addition, MEP\'s noise-removal tool proved effective at reducing background noise, though configuring the tool was complicated.
Rendering performance was quite strong, however, with Magix rendering a 3-minute test clip into MPEG-2 format in 3 minutes 58 seconds, compared with 5:17 for Studio and 7:57 for Premiere Elements. DVD authoring includes niceties like audio and video menus, and good menu configurability, but navigation is limited and the interface is confusing. For example, chapter names entered into the timeline sometimes show up as button labels, and sometimes they don\'t. Preview your video menu and all menu buttons disappear, leaving you to wonder what will happen during rendering.
Overall, most MEP users will end up wishing Magix had spent less time adding new features and more time polishing and documenting the ones already in the program.
MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 12 English Version v6.5.4.2 Crack Only!
Reading the box, you might think that the Magix Movie Edit Pro video-editing package has everything a hobbyist could want and more. And you\'d be right, as far as the feature set goes. But when it comes to usability and output quality, MEP trails the leaders in the field (namely Adobe Premiere Elements , Pinnacle Studio, and Ulead Video Studio), making the package appropriate only for the most price-conscious buyer.
Our quality tests started with automatic color correction, where MEP performed well on a clip with bluish tones, besting Premiere Elements. But it produced garish results on a clip with pinkish tones. In tests to correct backlit videos, MEP couldn\'t compete with the results produced by Premiere Elements\' Shadow/Highlight feature.
In chroma-key trials, we couldn\'t completely eliminate the background color without making the foreground image slightly transparent, which wasn\'t an issue with the other products we\'ve tested. The popular still-image pan-and-zoom effect is overcomplicated and underdocumented, and produced flickering on our tests. Rendering in deinterlaced mode, as suggested by technical support, reduced but didn\'t eradicate the problem. Invoking the image-stabilization feature (to steady shaky video) was also more complicated than it should be and introduced motion artifacts into the video.
Regarding more standard features, MEP\'s titling utility trails those of Studio and Premiere Elements in usability, and it can\'t add boxes or ovals as text backgrounds (which help readability). While transitions were plentiful, using them was awkward. For example, drag a picture-in-picture transition onto your one-second dissolve, and MEP extends your transition to 3 seconds, throwing off your careful synchronization. On the audio front, MEP lacks a real-time, multitrack audio mixer (as does Premiere Elements), though you can adjust volume via rubber-band controls in real time. In addition, MEP\'s noise-removal tool proved effective at reducing background noise, though configuring the tool was complicated.
Rendering performance was quite strong, however, with Magix rendering a 3-minute test clip into MPEG-2 format in 3 minutes 58 seconds, compared with 5:17 for Studio and 7:57 for Premiere Elements. DVD authoring includes niceties like audio and video menus, and good menu configurability, but navigation is limited and the interface is confusing. For example, chapter names entered into the timeline sometimes show up as button labels, and sometimes they don\'t. Preview your video menu and all menu buttons disappear, leaving you to wonder what will happen during rendering.
Overall, most MEP users will end up wishing Magix had spent less time adding new features and more time polishing and documenting the ones already in the program.