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I've been having problems getting MPEG Streamclip, what used to be my best trimming program, to open mp4s. It tosses up an error window saying it's not a recognized file format. I checked the Quicktime components, I do indeed have mpeg4 in there (along with mpeg2, for what it's worth). So why won't ...

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Vegas > Premier. Vegas (Platinum) requires less system resources than the mega-powerhouse that is Premier.

*is a precision perfectionist*

So which is better? Premier or Vegas? I remember using Premier 6 *waaay* back (I still ran a '98), and liked it, but of course early versions like that are all but dead now. =(
Something that will run smoothly on the 1.86GHz, 512Mb RAM laptop that I have? *_*

that seems like a lot more trouble than it's worth. I'm just going to try some of the other free video software listed.

Thanks for the software link. I knew it was in here SOMEWHERE, but for some reason, it's really hard to find. =/ It should be linked from the FAQ or How-To section.

Here's to finding something with frame-level control!

VDubMod would be fine for clipping, but I'm trying to do my movie editting to/with the audio track...

is there another program that offer that kind of precision, without a whole lot of bells and whistles?

Is there a way to get more precise control from Movie Maker? I prefer the precision control of a program like VirtuaDub where I can edit clips down to the frame, not just a general area on the timeline. -_-

It's probably just my settings or something... if you can't tell, I'm a newb at MM.