Windows or OS X???

Hello guys!
I'm about to start my Youtube channel that I've cherished for a long time.
In the future, I think I usually have to download the video from Facebook with fb2mate and edit it then upload to Youtube.
I’m using MacBook air 2017 and edit by Wondershare Filmora 9, but the editing features aren’t useful like Proshow on the Windows.
Can you guys suggest a better software or I need to change to a Windows laptop to use Proshow Gold? Thanks.

I would suggest changing to Windows just because of larger support of third party applications.

Downloading from Facebook...?

Darren said:

Downloading from Facebook...?

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yeah, there are so many good contents on Facebook, get inspired by them is a good idea.

_Kyle_ said:

I would suggest changing to Windows just because of larger support of third party applications.

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thank you bro

Adobe Premiere & Final Cut X are two wonderful editing softwares that work on OS X.

As far as Windows goes, you get the ability to have a desktop system that can be upgraded and as @_Kyle_ said:

_Kyle_ said:

...larger support of third party applications.

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C4C said:

Adobe Premiere & Final Cut X are two wonderful editing softwares that work on OS X.

As far as Windows goes, you get the ability to have a desktop system that can be upgraded and as @_Kyle_ said:

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Thank you bro, i will try out 2 softwares you mentioned tonight.

thomas199438 said:

Hello guys!
I'm about to start my Youtube channel that I've cherished for a long time.
In the future, I think I usually have to download the video from Facebook with fb2mate and edit it then upload to Youtube.
I’m using MacBook air 2017 and edit by Wondershare Filmora 9, but the editing features aren’t useful like Proshow on the Windows.
Can you guys suggest a better software or I need to change to a Windows laptop to use Proshow Gold? Thanks.

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Basically you're just downloading videos and photos and making compilation videos? I would say just bootcamp your Mac machine. Install Linux for free then use free software like KdenLive or OpenShot. No expensive software like Adobe or license fees for a copy of Windows, or even more money on a more expensive Mac machine to get you started. If the Youtube stuff then takes off and you feel you need something more you can look into the free versions of Davinci Resolve or Light Works. If they seem good purchase one of them. If not go get Windows and spends the money on Adobe or Sony products.