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Hello all, I would like to start with home video editing on my iMac but I cant find that many programs that runs on OSX. Im after something a bit better than imovie, and if possible a little cheaper then Final Cut Pro X. I do like the options Adobe Premiere Elements 10 offers but I have been reading some horrible reviews about it. Things I would like are: Easy operation, stable on OSX Mountain Lion, quick rendering, direcly burn from the program and being able to burn HD content to DVD (like adobe offers). It would also be nice to be able to import m2ts files from disk instead of directly from camera because I have some old movies saved on harddisk.

Are there any alternatives or are Adobe Premiere Elements and FCP X the only real options? Kind regards, Alex. Thanks fo your reply. In the end I wouldnt mind spend the extra money to get FCPX or any other program if it suits my needs, but if im correct FCPX doesnt have the option to burn HD movies to DVD and import m2ts files from other sources than the camera itself like Premiere has am I right? How is Premiere working out for you on the MAC? Is it stable and is the rendering time okay compared to FCPX?

What would you recommend for a beginner? I'm just one of those ocassional movie makers so so easy operation is importent to me. Of course I can just try out the trials of both but I just hope to be on the right track right away. Kind regards, Alex. Thanks fo your reply.

In the end I wouldnt mind spend the extra money to get FCPX or any other program if it suits my needs, but if im correct FCPX doesnt have the option to burn HD movies to DVD and import m2ts files from other sources than the camera itself like Premiere has am I right? How is Premiere working out for you on the MAC?

Is it stable and is the rendering time okay compared to FCPX? What would you recommend for a beginner? I'm just one of those ocassional movie makers so so easy operation is importent to me. Of course I can just try out the trials of both but I just hope to be on the right track right away. Kind regards, Alex. Click to expand.I use ClipWrap to transcode m2ts files to a format FCPX can use and it takes a few seconds to a minute to do so, depending on the size of the file.

Premiere works great for me and it's nice to be able to have more than one editing app as they both have their pros and cons. The rendering time is about the same. Either program is okay for a beginner as long as you read up a little online. Maybe some free tutorials.