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    • Re-shooting it probably, you might be able to use the youtube editor (Not sure what it can do.) but for the most part I think videos are like images, if made in low res, no way to make it much better.
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    • I'll suggest Sony Vegas pro 10 or 11 (I'm using 10 myself). But I gotta warn you. You might get across some black screens in your videos... >< And the renderingtime is quite long, but I think it's worth it :)
      To avoid the black screens you could try to save and reopen the project before rendering :) And you can see on the rendering if any black screens are made, since the screen shows you where it's rendering when you look at it. And I have a sligth idea that the black screens might be caused by your specs in your pc... But that is just atheory I got :) Good specs = less black screens. But as I said, that's not confirmed to have anything to do with it at all xD Just a theory of mine :3
      But Sony vegas is easy to use when it comes to editing and adding effects etc^^

    • You can change render settings in windows movie maker. You should choose the fps and the resolution you are recording at.
      I'm editing my mw3 clips with movie maker too. Nice clip btw :)
      You don't have to pay for expensive programs like sony vegas if you just want to cut, add simple effects and render.

    • korishiva wrote:

      I'll suggest Sony Vegas pro 10 or 11 (I'm using 10 myself). But I gotta warn you. You might get across some black screens in your videos... >< And the renderingtime is quite long, but I think it's worth it :)
      To avoid the black screens you could try to save and reopen the project before rendering :) And you can see on the rendering if any black screens are made, since the screen shows you where it's rendering when you look at it. And I have a sligth idea that the black screens might be caused by your specs in your pc... But that is just atheory I got :) Good specs = less black screens. But as I said, that's not confirmed to have anything to do with it at all xD Just a theory of mine :3
      But Sony vegas is easy to use when it comes to editing and adding effects etc^^
      Yeah get the same problem too, on a fairly decent spec. :(

      The worst problem I had was flickering though, tends to happen if you're using footage from Fraps. Best thing to to if you do end up using Sony Vegas is to disable resample on each of your clips (Highlight them all > right click > switches > disable resample) Since that tends to cause issues, which can be a pain when you've rendered a big video and find there's a bit of flickering in a part of it. :cursing:

      But as has been said, you should be fine with movie maker if you just want to put a bunch of clips together, you just need to render with the correct settings.

    • DauX wrote:

      You can change render settings in windows movie maker. You should choose the fps and the resolution you are recording at.
      I'm editing my mw3 clips with movie maker too. Nice clip btw :)
      You don't have to pay for expensive programs like sony vegas if you just want to cut, add simple effects and render.
      hehe how do i change the render settings ? :$ as you guys may have noticed im not that good at comps :P
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