Video Editing Software

[themotorist]

You can check Filmora wondershare. Easy to use and has different types of filters for effects.

 

[Ajitesh_Kumar]

VSDC Free Video Editor and Windows Movie Maker will really help you.

 

[Gary Coombs]

I've used DaVinci Resolve Studio for a couple of years and like it a lot.
There's a free version that only lacks some of the more professional tools.
The complete studio version is $299.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

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Gary in Atlanta
https://garycoombs.com

 

[Thematic]

Hi all:

Is there any new entrant into the low-cost bracket for video editing software under Win10?

I have older SW that is not very easy to use, and is not very capable.

My needs are minimal -- mostly just cutting out clips from a long video and "splicing" them together. Decent transitions would be a help.

 

[Jon555]

I've used DaVinci Resolve Studio for a couple of years and like it a lot.
There's a free version that only lacks some of the more professional tools.
The complete studio version is $299.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

Also free upgrades, my v14 licence just works with v15.

 

[Curtbyers]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

 

[Jim B (MSP)]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

Go up one level to the PC Talk forum, and you will see "New Thread"









--
Jim
"It's all about the light"

 

[CAcreeks]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

As far as I can tell, Oneshot is a game, not a video editor.

 

[Jim B (MSP)]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

As far as I can tell, Oneshot is a game, not a video editor.

Yes, try OpenShot

OpenShot Video Editor | Free, Open, and Award-Winning Video Editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows!

OpenShot is an award-winning free and open-source video editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows. Create videos with exciting video effects, titles, audio tracks, and animations.

www.openshot.org

 

[Thematic]

Uh oh!

 

[Jon555]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

As far as I can tell, Oneshot is a game, not a video editor.

Surely all video editors are games, with goals and challenges to get past. I'm still looking at how to optimise a slo-mo in Resolve 16 to get past the Troll on Level 12 (or maybe it just feels that way...)

On OpenShot maybe start on YouTube:

 

[CAcreeks]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

As far as I can tell, Oneshot is a game, not a video editor.

Yes, try OpenShot

https://www.openshot.org/

I have used OpenShot, but not ShotCut, which some recommend instead.

https://dc.wondershare.com/video-editor/openshot-vs-shotcut.html

In the end, I use mostly ffmpeg to trim videos because the -copy parameter prevents quality loss. Trimming is mostly to get them past email size limits. I'm not a video guy. It is time consuming and the audience is miniscule.

 

[Jim B (MSP)]

How do I ask a question about using Oneshot Video editor? Sorry to jump into a previous thread. I don't see how to start a new one?

As far as I can tell, Oneshot is a game, not a video editor.

Yes, try OpenShot

https://www.openshot.org/

I have used OpenShot, but not ShotCut, which some recommend instead.

https://dc.wondershare.com/video-editor/openshot-vs-shotcut.html

In the end, I use mostly ffmpeg to trim videos because the -copy parameter prevents quality loss. Trimming is mostly to get them past email size limits. I'm not a video guy. It is time consuming and the audience is miniscule.

Since I wrote my comments in late 2018, I have moved on to the free version of DaVinci Resolve. It really is quite powerful.

As for time and audience - yes it can be quite time consuming. But I wouldn't be doing it unless I had a decent audience. Right now I am heavily involved in making educational videos for a local "nature Club". With out that, I probably would be sticking to "simple" photography.

-
Jim
"It's all about the light"