Plus, the program now has a 'rubber band' time line for the audio track, like the one in Apple iMovie, which lets you raise and lower audio for different sections simply by clicking and dragging the volume time line. VideoStudio 8.0 includes some welcome additions, such as the ability to edit and encode MPEG-4 Simple Profile video-provided you have your own MPEG-4 codec or have bought '-='' rel='nofollow'>&siteid=7&edid=&lop=txt&destcat=ex&destUrl=http%3A%2F%2FUlead has also buffed up the audio options VideoStudio has some new audio filters and the ability to make the audio pan across the left and right speakers. The standard interface hasn't changed much from that of the previous version, and it's still one of the better-laid-out editing tools available. All you need to do is select a video, and the wizard leads you through adding text, selecting music, and burning a disc (or simply saving the file). Although the tool won't thrill seasoned moviemakers, it's handy for beginners. The wizard, similar to the one in Roxio's excellent VideoWave Movie Creator program, is new to this edition. When you launch the program, VideoStudio prompts you to choose either the wizard interface or the standard editing interface. Ulead VideoStudio 8.0's new Movie Wizard makes moviemaking as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Ulead video studio 9.0