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I have decided to build a new computer (still researching parts and all that good stuff) and I was wondering if I sould uninstall my Sony Vegas Movie Studio 10.0 from my current rig and reinstall it to the new computer or get new software? The new Sony Vegas software is expensive and Adobe Premier Elements 13 doesn't look like it has too many features (compared to my current software). Any recommendations?

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can't you just reinstall it

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can't you just reinstall it

 

Well I did mention reinstalling, but I'm worried about the registration process (if I will be able to use the product key again)

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I guess maybe....you would think it would work on more then 1 pc tho

not really sure myself..ive never actually paid for any of the video editing programs I use

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I personally use and really love ADOBE Premiere PRO CC

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I have decided to build a new computer (still researching parts and all that good stuff) and I was wondering if I sould uninstall my Sony Vegas Movie Studio 10.0 from my current rig and reinstall it to the new computer or get new software? The new Sony Vegas software is expensive and Adobe Premier Elements 13 doesn't look like it has too many features (compared to my current software). Any recommendations?

 

You'd probably be fine doing that. I would recommend the new Adobe Premiere CC, It is amazing. Or Premiere CS6, I won't tell you how to, but I will say these things may or may not be able to be obtained without a sum of money. 

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I personally use and really love ADOBE Premiere PRO CC

 

Adobe Premier Pro CC might be great but it's a bit too expensive for a "entusiast" like me ;)

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Adobe Premier Pro CC might be great but it's a bit too expensive for a "entusiast" like me ;)

Yep downside of that software well sony vegas is good I mean other decent video editing softwares are also gonna be expensive

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