Roxio Video Lab HD is a strong video-editing suite that supports both standard and High Definition video, which also has components for producing picture-in-picture effects, titling and scrolling credits. The package is also configured to share completed videos across the web or by burning to DVD, Blu-ray or AVCHD discs.

Video Lab HD is also able to work with 3D stereoscopic film formats, and can change existing 2D movies into 3D for playing back on computer, regular 2D televisions (utilizing 3D glasses, a pair is even enclosed with the boxed product) and 3D televisions. It may also be utilized to save and edit streaming video from some web sites,this includes YouTube.

It comes with a Blu-Ray plugin, which not just lets you author Blu-Ray discs, but likewise edit HD content straight from BD-RE discs, and copy up to an hour of HD content to regular DVDs for playing back on Blu-Ray players. The program’s 3D capacities stretch out beyond merely changing 2D movies to 3D: you can also convert still pictures to 3D, and completed 3D movies can be burned to DVD as well.

The program supports a broad diversity of video formats for both importing and exporting ,this includes all standard Windows and Mac formats, also DVD video and DivX. Tools for fixing and restoring include assorted colour-correction tools in addition to a tool for stabilizing shaking footage from cellular phones and hand-held camcorders.

Roxio Video Lab HD costs $69.95, and at a minimum needs a PC running a 2GHz Pentium 4 or AMD equivalent processor, 1GB RAM and DirectX 9.0c-compatible graphics card. It runs on 32-bit versions of Windows XP (SP3 required), Vista (SP1 required) and 7. Blu-Ray playback Is not direct supported in the software; but a separate plug-in is purchasable from Roxio.

Check it out at Roxio.com

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