Are you looking for advanced video software to create professional videos and movies? Use this guide to help you decide which professional video editing software is right for you.

Video Software	Adobe After Effects	Sony Vegas Pro	Adobe Premiere Pro	Adobe Production Premium
MSRP	$999	$699.95	$799	$1899
SoftwareMedia Discount	See Price	See Price	See Price	See Price
Video Editing	-
Video Effects
Audio Editing	-
Audio Effects	-
DVD Authoring
Color Correction
Video Format Support
Ease of Use
Integration with other creative software
Platform	Mac / PC	PC Only	Mac / PC	Mac / PC
Description	Get higher production values. Polish your productions with professional effects, hundreds of animation presets, precise tracking and keying controls, professional color support, and much more.	The Vegas Pro collection offers an integrated environment for all phases of professional video, audio, DVD, and broadcast production. These tools let you edit and process in real time, fine-tune audio with precision, and author surround sound, dual-layer DVDs.	Adobe Premiere Pro improves every part of the video production process, from script writing and production to editing, encoding, and final delivery.	Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium is the ultimate set of video production and post production tools. Craft video productions, motion graphics, visual effects, and interactive experiences with high-performance, industry-leading creative tools.

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Professional video editing software lets you edit virtually any format and output to tape, DVD, and the web. With real-time playback, professional hardware support, and enhanced color-correction tools, professional editing software will take your vision into reality.

Sometimes editing doesn’t quite give you the special effects that you’re looking for. While some basic video effects software will let you add titles and credits, if you’re looking for the more compelling motion graphics, you’ll have to look at the advanced and professional geared video effects software.

DVD Authoring is the process of collecting data such as audio and video which will eventually become a playable DVD. Advanced authoring programs generally have support for widescreen video, HD DVD, surround sound, along with complex menu navigation, multiple subtitles, multiple audio tracks, etc.