Who is Virtual Edit aimed at?
Virtual Edit is aimed at those who want to create home movies, short films,
college projects or something for the web. As Virtual Edit has the essential
features to create a professional looking video.
Virtual Edit has the power to perform frame accurate editing, which may
easily be synchronised to music. Plus you have the ability to immediately view
a series of edits to ensure precise artistic timing.
With the Effects Pre-Processor you can change
colour balance, gamma, brightness and use various other effects similar to
those used in cinema and TV in order to give a professional looking experience.
You can also add a variety of different transitions to move from one
clip to the next. There is the universally accepted dissolve which basically
fades between clips, and a collection of linear wipes which can be picked from
presets, or specified from basic effect parameters.
What computer specification does Virtual Edit require?
Virtual Edit requires at least DirectX V8.1 which will only work on a Pentium, or
Pentium equivalent processor running Windows 98SE (Second Edition), ME, XP or 2000. DirectX
is free and can be downloaded from Microsoft.
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DV Edit 123 mode minimum PC specification |
- 1000MHz Pentium III Processor with MMX or equivalent
- 256MB Ram
- Recommended 10GigaBytes of free hard disk space on an Ultra-DMA drive
- 24Bit Colour graphics card with 1024x768 resolution
- Running WinXP or Win2000 (will also work on 98SE/ME but performance is not guaranteed)
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Multi Edit mode minimum PC specification |
- 400MHz Pentium Processor with MMX or equivalent
- 96MB Ram
- Recommended 2GigaBytes of free hard disk space on an Ultra-DMA drive
- 16Bit Colour graphics card with 800x600 resolution
- Running Win 98SE/ME/2000/XP
This mode also requires either an Indeo V3.2 or V5.x video compressor.
At least V3.2 is usually shipped with MS Windows, but can also be downloaded
from Ligos http://www.ligos.com/.
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Will there always be a free version available?
The full version of Virtual Edit is not actually Free. But to allow users to
evaluate the software we offer an 'evaluation' release free of charge. However
this is only available to non-profit making or non-commercial ventures.
The 'evaluation' version should be compatible with the full retail version,
in that it will still be able to load and play projects, however, various
image processing features will not be available.
What does Virtual Edit Look Like?
Virtual Edit consists of three main tool Windows. The Player, The Browser and
The Graphical Edit window.
