Recommended editing software for Camileo S10?

Can anyone recommend a decent editing software for the S10, so far Power Director 7, Corel video studio and Magix movie pro can't play the video properly! Runs out of sync with the sound!!
Spent 3 weeks emailing Cyberlink about PD7 and trying all there suggestions and no joy!!

Hi
Im using Nero!
Yes, the Nero burning ROM.
This application supports different plug-ins and additional functions which allows you to create own movies, to convert it and to burn it on the DVD or CD.
But I used Adobe Premiere too its also a great tool its supports much more functions and its a more expensive.

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