Joined: Jun 10, 2009
Posts: 511
Location: El Paso, Texas
Got any suggestions as to good free software for video editing?
Recent Topics
Forum
Author
Replies
Last Post
3
3
3
1
1
1
2
video editing software
Joined: Sep 29, 2013
Posts: 3482
Location: Fairview Heights IL
i think the best person to talk to is Reform 
Hey wawra depends on what you are wanting to do when you say edit. if it's cut and stitching clips together then windows movie maker is capable and is free but if your wanting to do more advanced editing such as green screen work etc then adobe premier but it is expensive. But a mentioned there are others out there lead video editing suite, use to be one of the best not sure now tho
It is Going To Hurt
http://taylormadehosting.co.uk
It is Going To Hurt
http://taylormadehosting.co.uk
Joined: Mar 03, 2011
Posts: 1909
Location: Las Vegas, NV
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr.T
I use the Windows program for what I do, but it has incredible limitations that would be eliminated with an expensive professional version of an editor, but......you get what you pay for.
REFORM
PEOPLE FEAR.........what they dont understand.
I use the Windows program for what I do, but it has incredible limitations that would be eliminated with an expensive professional version of an editor, but......you get what you pay for.
REFORM
PEOPLE FEAR.........what they dont understand.
I use outplayed to get clips of gameplay then I put clips in open shot video editor it's free and works good for Windows users if you have an Apple PC use apple products, but that should be a good start if you are good at video editing then you could use adobe after affects there are other things as well you can always google it or check YouTube for more info to.
MrKrinkle
Joined: Oct 27, 2012
Posts: 1271
Location: Victoria, Australia
Firstly, Gidday Reform how have you been mate, pop into TS some time ok.
Secondly, I use the free version of OpenShot video Editor, it's fairly simple and easy to use, you can do multiple tracks, fades, slowdown or speed up clips add music and pics it's a good place to start.
if you pay them it will unlock all the features it has.
Click here for the MrKrinkle-BK- YouTube channel
Secondly, I use the free version of OpenShot video Editor, it's fairly simple and easy to use, you can do multiple tracks, fades, slowdown or speed up clips add music and pics it's a good place to start.
if you pay them it will unlock all the features it has.
Click here for the MrKrinkle-BK- YouTube channel
BG_Poncho
Joined: Jul 28, 2018
Posts: 33
Location: Louisiana
Joined: Apr 30, 2019
Posts: 418
Location: Kalispell, Montana
I do Video and Audio as part of my living. The only FREE option is DaVinci Resolve.
nice one kev I forgot about that one
Joined: Jul 26, 2007
Posts: 9910
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
I use Corel Video Studio and love it. You can often find it for sale on Amazon.
Joined: Apr 30, 2019
Posts: 418
Location: Kalispell, Montana
Luke, you should check out DaVinci. It is MUCH better than Corel Video Studio. It's not even in the same ballpark.
