Just be careful to separate fact from opinion. Those are my observations on these three NLEs. While it isnвЂ™t really configured as a вЂњReal TimeвЂќ editing system like many others were really crowing about a handful of years ago, on a fast system itвЂ™s fastвЂ¦the key edge for Vegas though is that on a slow systemвЂ¦it runs. Vegas has perennially been the video editor with almost other-wordly capabilities (the first NLE in this price range to have what Adobe refers to as вЂњtime-remappingвЂќ available on the timeline), and also will run on almost any system that meets the OS requirementsвЂ¦its performance simply scales down or up and itвЂ™s pretty darn stable in my experience.

Edius is quickly becoming popular in the news editing world, because of another featureвЂ¦itвЂ™s really fast. However, doing your video effects in AE and editing super fast in Edius may be a perfectly workable system and I know it works well for many, many users. While this isnвЂ™t a sin in itself, sometimes if an editor wants to do some particular effect and is even willing to render something if needed, chances are anything that is elaborate enough to have to render is not available inside Edius. However, anything that it CANвЂ™T do in realtime is not included.

Premiere Pro is very powerful and versatile and happens to be what I use, but it is becoming a incredible load for even powerful computersвЂ¦I run PPro CS4 on a laptop, and I like the response with SD material and I use it frequently, but itвЂ™s the heaviest load of the three.Д®dius is fast, fast, fastвЂ¦.did I mention that itвЂ™s really fast? ItвЂ™s very efficient and has loads and loads of RT responseвЂ¦the fastest editing system IвЂ™ve ever used.

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