Suggestions for video editing software

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May 23rd, 2006   #1
sunb!
 
 

Suggestions for video editing software info


I am looking for a piece of video editing software, it doesn't have to be very advanced as I just want to add a piece of music, some still pictures and import external video clips into the main stream for saving it as one file.

I have no budget for this, so no Pinnacle or Dreamworks software for me I'm afraid

Any suggestions most welcome!
 
May 23rd, 2006   #2
PJ24
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sunb!
I am looking for a piece of video editing software, it doesn't have to be very advanced as I just want to add a piece of music, some still pictures and import external video clips into the main stream for saving it as one file.

I have no budget for this, so no Pinnacle or Dreamworks software for me I'm afraid

Any suggestions most welcome!
If that's all you want to do try Windows Movie Maker, it's great for doing little jobs like that and has some special effects too. It's a good little program.


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May 23rd, 2006   #3
bulldogg
 
 
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May 24th, 2006   #4
rotc boy
 
 
if you want to stay legal unlike bulldogg...definitely use Windows Movie Maker...


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May 24th, 2006   #5
bulldogg
 
 
Unfortunately I don't have that option. Even if I go to the store here the copy is pirated AND in Chinese so I am stuck with pirated copy in english off the internet or pirated copy in chinese from the store. And usually the pirated copy from the store doesn't work... when I do find something I like I pick it up legit from Hong Kong. I'm not a total cad.
 
May 24th, 2006   #6
sunb!
 
 
Thanks for the feedback folks , I actually had Windows Movie Maker installed without knowing it - it will suit my purpose just fine.

bulldogg, thanks for the tip, I'll slip into my black leather suit, light a few candles and copy paste the url into my browser at midnight in my room at the mansion Hum, that sounded feminine... Well well...

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May 24th, 2006   #7
PJ24
 
 
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Originally Posted by sunb!
bulldogg, thanks for the tip, I'll slip into my black leather suit, light a few candles and copy paste the url into my browser at midnight in my room at the mansion Hum, that sounded feminine... Well well...
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May 24th, 2006   #8
bulldogg
 
 
Psssst, PJ, I've got pictures.
 
June 14th, 2006   #9
rikitiki
 
not long ago i came across presentavid (http://www.presentavid.com). simple and nice video editor. good beginning for newbies i guess. and for those who don't need something complecated.
 
June 25th, 2006   #10
Mr KillKill
 
 
Another good site is www.afterdawn.com it has a good lot of the latest software for editing as well as useful guides and forums. The software are usually demos but there is a lot of freeware stuff there that I've found useful as well


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