Video Editor?

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  • peachvomit wrote:

    You could check this out: webseasoning.com/technology/be…ftware/1079/#.UJgcXMUxrng Seems pretty legit to me.


    Thank you :) I will look through the list. It's so annoying trying to figure out what programs are easy for me to use. I get confused so easily X( I usually have my husband here for any difficulties I have with computer stuff, but he is in a whole other state in Navy Training. I figured the Bros would help me out though. So thank you! :)

  • Don't use Windows Live Movie Maker. I've made a video with it, and the result was crappy (Link) How ever, when I mad it with Sony Vegas Movie Studios ($50), the result was this: link. I know that SVMS costs $50 bucks, but here are some of my other projects made with SVMS: link1 link2. For free editors, I suggest Lightworks. Editors using Lightworks have produced numerous internationally renowned and Oscar and Emmy Award award-winning feature films and television programs, including The King's Speech, Martin Scorsese's Hugo and The Departed, Mission Impossible, Pulp Fiction, Braveheart and Batman. I've never used it, though. Here's a list of movie editors: link Go to the bottom, look at Target Market, it offers prices and stuff. I also suggest one that have a linear timeline, the ones on Window MM is really hard to work with. Hope this helps.

  • andrew991116 wrote:

    Don't use Windows Live Movie Maker. I've made a video with it, and the result was crappy (Link) How ever, when I mad it with Sony Vegas Movie Studios ($50), the result was this: link. I know that SVMS costs $50 bucks, but here are some of my other projects made with SVMS: link1 link2. For free editors, I suggest Lightworks. Editors using Lightworks have produced numerous internationally renowned and Oscar and Emmy Award award-winning feature films and television programs, including The King's Speech, Martin Scorsese's Hugo and The Departed, Mission Impossible, Pulp Fiction, Braveheart and Batman. I've never used it, though. Here's a list of movie editors: link Go to the bottom, look at Target Market, it offers prices and stuff. I also suggest one that have a linear timeline, the ones on Window MM is really hard to work with. Hope this helps.


    I'm not really sure whats so crappy about the WLMM version. The quality? Or the lack of effects? o_O The quality is probably just due to improper settings.

    If you're looking for free and simple, it doesn't get better than windows live movie maker. You don't have very much control over the effects and stuff, but its as straight forward as it gets. Especially for gaming videos it works nicely. Everything is super easy to use because it tells you how to do all of them whereas when I opened up sony vegas pro it was a big screen of questions. But if you want to spend a few bucks I wouldn't say it would hurt, but from how it sounds I think WLMM would do just fine.
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  • VcentG wrote:

    andrew991116 wrote:

    Don't use Windows Live Movie Maker. I've made a video with it, and the result was crappy (Link) How ever, when I mad it with Sony Vegas Movie Studios ($50), the result was this: link. I know that SVMS costs $50 bucks, but here are some of my other projects made with SVMS: link1 link2. For free editors, I suggest Lightworks. Editors using Lightworks have produced numerous internationally renowned and Oscar and Emmy Award award-winning feature films and television programs, including The King's Speech, Martin Scorsese's Hugo and The Departed, Mission Impossible, Pulp Fiction, Braveheart and Batman. I've never used it, though. Here's a list of movie editors: link Go to the bottom, look at Target Market, it offers prices and stuff. I also suggest one that have a linear timeline, the ones on Window MM is really hard to work with. Hope this helps.


    I'm not really sure whats so crappy about the WLMM version. The quality? Or the lack of effects? o_O The quality is probably just due to improper settings.

    If you're looking for free and simple, it doesn't get better than windows live movie maker. You don't have very much control over the effects and stuff, but its as straight forward as it gets. Especially for gaming videos it works nicely. Everything is super easy to use because it tells you how to do all of them whereas when I opened up sony vegas pro it was a big screen of questions. But if you want to spend a few bucks I wouldn't say it would hurt, but from how it sounds I think WLMM would do just fine.

    Since my videos involve editing from trailers and movies, that means I'll need to deal with less than a second shots. The WLMM doesn't allow precise editing, and that could be a pain in the a$$ sometimes. I don't think that WLMM has a pan/crop function, which can create the facecam that Pewdie has and the occasional zoom in that exists in Pewdie's videos. The SVMS only costs $50 (and I think $45 in Target, if you are in the US), imo, it's not that much if you are considering long term.