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We had a get-together party. I'm the most technically sound person in my group. I collected pictures & videos from all the friends who attended that party. Because, not all are taken using same camera. These pictures & videos are of different resolutions.

Now, I want to group all of them in to a single video and add some music etc. How can I achieve it? Which software would be better suited for my purpose?

EDIT: I'm on windows, my main issue is different resolutions. Some pics & videos are 640*480. And some are in the orders of 2400*1800. Now, I've to combine them to make a single video.

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Hi @claws. What Operating System are you running? – Linker3000 Aug 13 '11 at 13:23
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Two software packages come to mind: Adobe Premiere Elements, and Sony Vegas. There are probably a bunch of others, but I've used both and they are easy to use. You should be able to resize the videos in both programs to match the resolution you want.

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I've used Premier Elements before, and doing this sort of thing involved dragging a boatload of pictures into the timeline. It took a while to sort everything out, but it created the video perfectly without any further interaction. – music2myear Aug 17 '11 at 18:56
Actually I tried using Adobe Premiere, I liked it but there is one issue with that. I'm making a video of resolution say (1024*768) then all the images that are of higher resolution than this are being trimmed (rather than scaled) to this resolution. – claws Aug 19 '11 at 9:44
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