VideoStudio has more audio editing capability.

They are similar and I would NOT 'highly recommend' either one, but they usually get the job done.

I'm currently using CyberLink PowerDirector and I've also used Corel VideoStudio. I am happy to take advice on your recommended video editing software and which is best audio file format to use for the process. I look forward to your help kind regards Ginlane I am posting these files on to Youtube rather than any other platform because they will be accessed by primarily older people with limited knowledge of the internet, but everyone knows and understands Youtube. I need a bit of friendly help from someone to make sure the converted video files are as clear as the original audio files. I feel there is no point in doing this lengthy project if the beautiful music is ruined at the end, and I won’t upload if my mum doesn’t sound her best. I used Powerpoint for the conversion, from an MP3 in to an MP4 file. The trouble is, when I convert the digitized audio file to a video file, the audio quality became horrible, much less clear and bright, in fact, almost a bit muffled. I would digitize the cassettes using Audacity audio software and then convert the audio file into a video file with an added photo or 2 for a bit of colour and then upload them to a registered channel on Youtube where they would be available for all to access. We have many cassette tapes of her singing, which many in our local area would love to hear, so I came up with a plan. Please, if possible, could I get some simple, non-jargon help.

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