AVS Video Editor

AVS Video Editor provides storyboard as well as timeline editing. The storyboard gives you an opportunity to organize a sequence of scenes and clips for your future video, which greatly eases the navigation. An expandable timeline allows high precision trimming and editing. All editing tools are quickly identifiable, easy to visualize in action, and simple to incorporate into your video by dragging and dropping.

Capturing and Importing

AVS Video Editor allows you to combine various multimedia information in your project. Operating with the options in the menu panel (left-hand side) you can capture data from DV and analog cameras, VCRs, TV tuners and WEB cameras or import it from a location on your HDD or from removable device: video and audio from a DVD or CD, photos from your photo camera.

AVS Video Editor  can automatically split the captured video into scenes, without making it an additional step after capture. For this you need to enable the split file to scenes option when importing. You can also select an existing collection where you would like to import your multimedia file to, or create a new collection.

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AVS Video Editor offers an extended video editing capacity.
To smooth the abrupt junction that appears when you join two different video clips, we created tree hundred of original transitions. To preview a transition just point the cursor to the transition name or thumbnail in the collection area.
AVS Video Editor provides more than forty filters and effects. One of the prominent editing features in AVS Video Editor is the ability to fade-in and fade-out the applied effects and filters and modify these fade-in and fade-out areas.

You can add any music into your movie: music from personal CDs or any other audio file you might have on your PC including MP3 and Ogg Vorbis. In the Mix audio menu you can control the volume level, open a particular audio track in the Audio Editor or mix several audio tracks using Envelope feature. With the help of timeline you can always make the audio match the video. You can either mix paste the tracks or switch off the original audio and overlay a new track. 

A powerful Audio Editor enables you to do any sophisticated editing: apply different audio effects and filters, combine tracks together, add fade-in and fade-out effects and mix paste the tracks even if they are in different audio formats.

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AVS Video Editor  gives you an opportunity to save a movie or to save a project. Saving a project will allow you to avoid recompression which is inevitable each time you save a source video file. When you save a project, next time you open a video editing session you can start from right where you finished editing. We recommend saving source videos only when you are sure that you are done with the editing to avoid quality loss.

When you need to save a particular movie file, AVS Video Editor provides an ability to edit file parameters or select a necessary profile in the profile editor. Choose the one that suits your needs: WMV or RM for Internet video, or MPEG or AVI to store and play the movie on your computer. You can adjust all file format parameters (frame size, video and audio codecs, bit rate, etc).

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Do you need to burn your movie to a DVD? No problem. AVS Video Editor will create a VCD/SVCD or DVD compatible with most modern home DVD player. You can also split your DVD by chapters and create a single level menu for an easy navigation. Using the Remote Control Emulator you can preview how the newly created menu will look on TV screen an test its usability.