The problem with multicam editing has always been working out a way to sync the various pieces of footage so that you can simply switch from one clip to another in an easy way. However in the present things have changed and it is pretty common these days to be able to access footage of an event from a number of devices so the ability to incorporate it all into a project is a great feature to have. This is a feature that has been offered by a number of Corel’s competitors for some time but up until now I think it has been one of those “nice to have” features but not really applicable to their wider customer base.
Multicam Editingįirst up and probably the biggest addition to this new version is the ability to perform multicam editing. I will of course be updating the full review of the program some time this week (I hope… maybe!) but in the meantime here is a rundown on some of the new stuff. You can check the comparison chart for the two version here: VideoStudio Pro X9 Comparison chart. This time around they have continued to offer the program at two levels depending on how much bang for your buck you want or need. The big news for this week is the release of Corel’s updated version of VideoStudio from Pro X8 to Pro X9.
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