DVD/Video editing software

[giper54]

I have purchased several swimming instructional videos. First, I would like to make a copy of that so when I use it with my swimmers I do not have to worry about ruining the DVD. Second, with the copy of the DVD I have made I would like to edit out certain scenes, chapters and shorten it to the important parts of the DVD when I show my swimmers. Is this legal and if so what is the best software to accomplish this?

 

[sturm]

Not legal to edit the movie without the authors permission. But I dont think they will complain if you tell them why.

As far as software theres a lot out there. I dont have a certain one. Have only used nero a couple of times.

 

[crizazykid2]

windows movie maker will work fine for your purposes...if you insist on buying, get nero. Also, aren't DVD's waterproof?

 

[emericastreetskater]

I have Adobe Premiere Pro and it is great. I highly recommend it as a video editor. You can also burn your edited video in Premiere. Good luck!

 

[choknuti]

I have Adobe Premiere Pro and it is great. I highly recommend it as a video editor. You can also burn your edited video in Premiere. Good luck!

Premiere Pro is the best but a little expensive isn’t it? I think the “lite” (can’t remember what it is called) version is what the OP needs.

Some suggestions.
1. windows movie maker
2. ulead
3. nero
4. adobe premiere “lite”

and many more……

 

[crizazykid2]

premiere elements