Best Design and Multimedia Software for Media

zune is a great product - i really enjoy the large screen and the ease of navigation.zune 80 gb digital media player black (2nd generation)

i got the zune the other day,and it is definitely the best media player i have ever owned.

if you are looking for a digital media device that functions like it should then this is the one.

the sync software took me a few minutes to get oriented with, but i have had absolutely no problems with it and had my device syncing my media in about 5 minutes.

premiere will burn to dvd when you're done, or you can export to a myriad of formats appropriate for burning digital media to disk (to share with others) or publishing on the web.

an editor cuts and arranges media.

and painter is truly unique in its emulation of natural media, ranging from thick impasto strokes to naturally drying watercolor, and oil paints that stay wet as long as you please.

if you are an artist who works with "wet media"--oils, watercolor, magic markers, pen and ink or if you are a digital artist who creates only with pixels of light on a computer, you should seriously

pros: natural media simulation, vast variety of techniques, easy cloning, mac & pc

it's proven very stable, very efficient with memory, m2t file imports are quick, project startup is quick (even with 3 hours of m2t files added to the media bin).

i have worked on adobe premiere and ulead mediastudio, and basic editing is pretty much the same with all of these apps.

i'm torn on the media manager.

i researched and purchased sony vegas for professional use at my employer, a small time media company that wants professional video production but only has a few hundred dollars to throw toward it.

cons: no drag and drop of media into the program.