Corel Ulead VideoStudio 11.5 Plus

Best Software for Authoring HD video on regular media

Posted 1 year ago - I use this software to burn hd videos from tivo onto plain vanilla dvd media in the hd dvd format for playback in a hd dvd player. I use this in conjuction with videoredo and they work gret as a team.

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Easy to use

Posted 1 year ago - This software is a bit new to me after playing with Picaza such a long time. However, it is amazed to me that the item is very easy to use, especially the basic functions w/o even looking up the manual. Another good side of it is it can be used to edit the HD video/Blue ray Disc, it is a great thumps up for the software that I originally paid for. Only the bad side of it is that the latency is kinda of noticeable, and the editting speed is a bit slow. However, it is great for newbie like me if you do not care the speed. Overall, it is better than MS photo/video softare.

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Affordable competitor for Adobe Premier

Posted 1 year ago - I couldn't get Adobe Premier to recognize my Canon HD10 at all, leading me in frustration to other packages. Ulead didn't have any trouble linking to the camera, and I was off and running. I am no expert at editing video, but in two or three hours of hacking around thought I had figured out the essentials with this program. Have not tried adding titles, burning to DVD and many other features yet, but so far, am pleased.

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from beginner to expert

Posted 1 year ago - With Corel Ulead VideoStudio progression from absolutely basic/entry level to highly functional and flexible is rather fast. The learning curve is very slight because Corel has approached this program understanding that not everyone can spend the hours and hours learning about software before getting to a real project. There are built-in different modes of working with the software. From the basic Wizard that is a lot like movie maker to a more robust editing context that allows for more creativity. At each step I found myself gaining greater knowledge and ease of use. This is an ideal mid-level video software for people who aren’t interested or needing to invest in the higher level programs. This is user friendly, easy on the processor/memory, while offering a progression of capability for any level user--whether the absolute beginner or the master wanting to do something quick and without bother.

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