Hello guys, Im looking for a solid video editing program. I was looking for a beginner -intermediate kind of programe, that is free(havent found any) or lower-mid price range. Im not looking for adobe kind of software since its too costy and I will not be able to use all of its functions. Thank you. Oh, and must be compatible with windows 10.
Video editing software
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WhoX
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Blender
https://www.blender.org/
Windows Movie Maker
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-movie-maker-download
https://www.blender.org/
Windows Movie Maker
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-movie-maker-download
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Geoff
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Blender isn't a video editor, and Windows Movie Maker is terrible.
Sony Vegas is an option, Adobe Premiere, or if you have a GoPro their studio software is decent.
C4C
Well-Known Member
Not free but I can vouch for Sony Vegas. I've never been let down except for when I ran out of RAM.
WhoX
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I used Windows Movie Maker to create a really nice family video, for which I'm still getting compliments on. Just depends on how well you know the software you are using.
Well, Ive been thinking about creating tech videos, so sony vegas looks good to me atm, wouldnt like to waste 100e on adobe haha, guys need another program:
A program with which you can create an intro animation, plz no adobe, since its too expensive, any thoughts? Thank you
A program with which you can create an intro animation, plz no adobe, since its too expensive, any thoughts? Thank you
edgar gillham
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have you tried Linux dream studio? default video editor is cinelerra, a multi featured FREE video editor. It's not for the faint heart though, there is a learning curve. For windows I use Sony Vegas, easy to learn and multi-featured. I particularly like the audio editing features, open audio tracks in an audio editor like audacity or the one provided. Most free downloads are NOT free, a word to the wise.
WhoX
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Unless you are using open source.
edgar gillham
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Open source is usually great, such programs as audacity are outstanding examples. However Linux still accounts for only about 1% of the market. Cinelerra, a great open source video editor, mysteriously does not capture digital video and does have a formidable learning curve. For those who want to video edit in windows an early copy of Sony Vegas would be a fine choice. Early issues have virtually all the features of later versions but can be found on internet for 1/3 the price. The program often comes with video instruction disk and walk through directions sufficient for someone of average intelligence to get started. It also comes with a second DVD editing program for those who want to learn advanced techniques.
Hello guys, I've downloaded blender the other day and I must say that I am AMAZED. It works extremely nice, has multiple advanced options aswell, imo you don't need a better video editing software if you aint pro. It also allows you to make animations so its a win-win program.