Please note, this trial version of the program will add a watermark to its video output. And when you're done, the Produce option can export your finished film as a regular video file, one optimised for a particular device (iPod, PSP, smartphone or more) or the web (including SWF or WebM), upload it to the web, or burn it to a video disc: CD, DVD or Blu-ray. There's an option to create a custom DVD or Blu-ray movie for your work. You're able to further customise the finished results by adding professional video and transition effects, text captions, a narrated soundtrack and more. Automatic Colour Correction will optimise brightness, contrast and colours (or you can tweak your clip manually, if you prefer), and the Sharpen filter can give movies a crisper look.

A stabilisation filter will compensate for shaky camerawork, for instance. If your footage doesn't always look great, then you can call upon a range of technical tools to try and improve the situation. The Trim and Multi-Trim options will help you remove unwanted footage, then you can drag and drop the remaining clips onto a timeline and arrange them however you like. Once it's imported your movies, you're able to use AVS Video Editor's scene detection to break videos down into their component scenes.

And there's even a Capture Screen option that allows you to record what's happening on your desktop. It's able to grab media directly from your camcorder.

The program can import just about any video type, including many HD formats. AVS Video Editor is a full-featured tool with everything you need to add a little professional polish to your home movies.

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