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if you dont want to learn anything, use windows movie maker. it's a no brainer. if you have some time to learn, adobe premiere - which is pretty much what i use most of the time. if you know adobe premiere, final cut is a piece of cake. oh, and get some plugins while you're at it. some plugins have some great effects.
you've got to learn a few of the basics though - like what's the difference between PAL and NTSC, codecs, conversion, etc.
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