The MyDVD Disk Menu includes a selection of menu templates covering DVD, Blu-ray and AVCHD, with output formats up to 4K. Here again, there’s a wide range to choose from. In the case of titles, there’s a more comprehensive editor to change everything from the font to the text style and colour – even the way the letters will animate onto the screen.Īfter completing your projects, you’ll naturally want to save them in a suitable format. Once in position, you can edit them in terms of length and content. To assemble your video, you simply drag and drop the files onto the timeline adding titles, transitions, effects and audio in the same way. Incidentally, these are not fixed tabs you can add or remove them to suit your current project. Clicking the tabs along the top of the project bin reveals the transitions, effects, titles and other content. The new interface is typical of modern video editors, with a timeline along the bottom of the screen, below a project bin and preview monitor.
This latest version of PVS is nothing like the last one I looked at. This really is a massive collection, but like all digital effects, they should be used with some restraint less is sometimes more. You can also stretch the audio file to fit your production, and in a few seconds, ScoreFitter will render it automatically for you. As the name implies, it’s a utility to subtly alter the base track in terms of its tempo and genre. This is also more than it seems, because each audio track can be changed almost infinitely in the ScoreFitter.
Then there’s an equally comprehensive range of video effects that, like the transitions, can be previewed by clicking on them.įinally, you get a huge collection of audio clips, covering every sound effect you could wish for, together with a brilliant selection of background music. These include the usual wipes, fades and dissolves, as well a things like rotating, collapsing boxes and two clips changing place while rotating around a planet (I kid you not!). To give you some idea, you have over 1,500 transitions to choose from.
In fact, it has more content than any other editor I’ve ever seen. This review covers the Ultimate edition, which is the most expensive but, as you might expect, has the most features and comes with bags more content.
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