Need a good video software???

Shannon Spoon

14 years ago

Here are some free ones Top 5 free video editing software programs

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Stephen Luc

14 years ago

Depends on what type of video you want to create.

Screen capture: You can use screenr.com or Camstudio (Camtasia is way better though)
Movie / promo videos you can use windows movie maker (Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 paid version is better)

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Kelly Dwayne

14 years ago

Hello!

Adobe After Affects. good luck figuring out how to use it though..

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Hepard Anatoliy

14 years ago

Hi,Friend.
As far as I know,the most popular video softwea are:
1."Camtasia Studio".
2."Windows Media Encoder".
3."Quick screen capture."
4."Super Screen Capture".
Any way, go to GOOGLE and Tape "best video software".

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Barry Unruh

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Pippin

Does anybody know of a good video software that I can use free?

Not sure what you are trying to accomplish but here is my toolkit for making videos:

1. CamStudio for capturing my screen to video. (Or portions of my screen)
2. Audacity for working with audio tracks I'm putting into my videos.
3. Windows Movie Maker for combining my screen captures, pictures, audio, and voice narrations.
4. OpenOffice Impress for creating presentations I capture with Camstudio.

All of those are free and easy to use.

If you are recording from your own camera, then you can still use the above programs to work with adding titles, effects, and audio.

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dgoucher

14 years ago

Originally Posted by KansasDragon

Not sure what you are trying to accomplish but here is my toolkit for making videos:

1. CamStudio for capturing my screen to video. (Or portions of my screen)
2. Audacity for working with audio tracks I'm putting into my videos.
3. Windows Movie Maker for combining my screen captures, pictures, audio, and voice narrations.
4. OpenOffice Impress for creating presentations I capture with Camstudio.

All of those are free and easy to use.

If you are recording from your own camera, then you can still use the above programs to work with adding titles, effects, and audio.

I agree with KansasDragon (for a PC anyway), for Mac (in case a Mac user finds this thread!), you have:

1. The latest version of OSX (Snow Leopard) can record the screen
2. Garagband (free with every Mac) can edit audio (you can get Audacity for Mac too)
3. iMovie (free with every Mac) can edit video

You can also use Google Docs presentations on any machine for making presentations to capture.

On a PC, Windows Movie Maker may seem simple, but it's powerful enough for what most IM'ers need.

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jdhflip

14 years ago

I was looking for that info too! Thanks.

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Quentin

14 years ago

You can use the free windows movie encoder to capture the screen.

Make Videos By Capturing Screens with Windows Media Encoder

And then use Windows Movie Maker to edit and compile your movie.

Most public video sites accept WMV files and they are quite small.

You can embed the files using this code if your audience is using Windows mainly.

How to Embed Windows Media Files.

If you want to reach a wider audience convert to MP4 and use a similar embeding technique.

Quentin

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duia

14 years ago

The same to you.
These days, I am also looking for a useful video software to create some marketing videos to promote my blogs.

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b2bzone

14 years ago

Yes, Camtasia is one of the best for recording what's on your screen and creating presentations of demos of digital products and so forth. There is also free software online.