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Some of the biggest issues with video editing software center on performance and stability. The plain fact of the matter is that, in general, video creation and editing are very resource-intensive processes that can easily bog down a PC, especially if you’re working with large files and want to add a lot of fancy effects. Because of this, it’s not uncommon for video editors to hang or crash – often at the most inconvenient times.
With this in mind, Corel seems to have put a high priority on performance issues when developing VideoStudio Pro X3. This new version of the software takes advantage of some of the latest PC technologies, including multi-core and GPU parallel processing, to make video editing faster and more stable than in previous incarnations.
In addition, the VideoStudio Pro X3 bundle includes VideoStudio Express 2010 – Corel's lighter video editor that can also be purchased as a stand-alone product. With this bonus, you don't have to start up the main full-fledged editing application every time you want to make a fast, simple edit or create a quick movie. Instead, you can just access the lightweight Express version and get the work done even quicker.