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Head Cam - Editing footage
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We have a Drift X170, no software came with it but I was able to use some editing software that we use to convert video to digital - Pinacle Studio 14.

However whilst the software seems great, it is complex and not easy to use and after several tries I have finally been able to convert my editing to DVD.
This has taken a long time and has several set backs...

The DVD won;t fast forward or rewind, it just jumps back to the start. It doesn;t work on all DVD players.

Whilst you can add 2 layers of sound, in addition to the sound track, the level & volume of each track is difficult to control and requires several runs through the section of footage to edit, tweek and finalise.

The footage played during editing is poor quality, so is difficult to play via the software on a small laptop screen and hence poor footage can be used or great quality footage cut out.

The manual whilst extensive is not a step by step instructional manual, so you can't find a flow of work to accomplish your required result.

Control of the editing was poor, difficult to feed both visual & sound in together, even with their standard off the shelf transisions.
There are many bells and whistles with this software but I found it all difficult to use and not user friendly.

So in short what editing software do all you other head cam users use & what are your thoughts ??

Noisey
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