Suggest video editing application/software?

by GraemeSutherland

Posted: 14 years ago 16 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hi all,

I recently made a large video bundle available, and allowed anyone to rebrand the videos and post them to their blog etc.

I have someone who grabbed the videos asking which software could be used to rebrand the videos.

I'm using a Mac, have done for years, and I use the free iMovie app to edit/create all of my video content.

So...

What do YOU use, and what would you recommend to others? - Both free and paid solutions...

I'll direct my guy over to this thread.

Your thoughts?

Thanks.

#application #application or software #editing #software #suggest #video

jaiganeshv.com 14 years ago

Great thread this one Graeme, I'm one of those that downloaded your free videos, they are nice

Until now I've been using paid services to edit all my videos, I've never tried any tool of my own. My PC slows down and also no time for me to do that, thats the reason.

I guess you should add in your poll, another option "Paid Services."

But I would at least try some of the free tools available to few of my videos.

Thank you.
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- simonjwarner 14 years ago
  
  Ive seen what my friend did on his so called low spec mac and it blew my PC out of the water, that was just on Imovie.
  
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OMI 14 years ago

I wish there was an "accent" generator...my voiceover sucks. European accents always sound better than my deepsouth farmboy drawl...
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- Dan C. Rinnert 14 years ago
  
  I use Adobe Premiere Pro on a Mac. I tried iMovie for a project once and didn't like it, so I stuck with Premiere. Maybe it's because I'm just used to Adobe products, plus I've used Premiere since version 4 or so.
  
  And, I think Adobe Premiere Pro is more on the level of Final Cut so it's a few steps above iMovie.
  
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markgilbert 14 years ago

Although I use Sony Vegas, there are much less expensive applications, which actually come in very useful for converting different formats into FLV, etc. "AVS Video" is a great value for all the applications you can download from them. $50 lifetime membership for audio and video applications
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Mukul Verma 14 years ago

I use AVS4YOU and love it, demo video here -

YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

Pretty much you can convert anything, edit videos and so on...cost liek $40 for 1 yr, $60 for life time.
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SuzanneH 14 years ago

Here's a great post by Josh Anderson where he suggests what's needed:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...tml#post785233

I'm using this combination and it works very well. Actually, for the video player, I'm using Josh Bartlett's Easy Video Player:

Introducing Easy Video Player | Josh Bartlett Blog

There was a WSO for EVP; don't know if it's still available.

Suzanne
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actionplanbiz 14 years ago

Final Cut Pro all the way!!!!
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- thescribe 14 years ago
  
  Okay, I use Adobe Premier Pro and I am pretty happy with it. However, I am always trying to improve my craft.
  
  Here's my question...
  
  For those of you who have used both Adobe Premier Pro and Sony Vegas, which do you prefer and why? I plan on downloading the trial for Sony Vegas soon, but was wondering if you guys think it is worth the cost to purchase.
  
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  GinaR 14 years ago
  
  I currently use Sony Vegas Pro which I like but I don't use anywhere near to its capabilities (I have used Adobe Premiere in the past but not for years). Most of these types of software work in pretty much the same way, but there will always be a bit of a learning curve. Really it is whatever works best for you and perhaps more specifically what integrates best with your video hardware / graphics card so taking the trials and judging from that is probably the best way. There are also cut down versions of these softwares which often are more than powerful enough for most uses - many people won't need unlimited video tracks or to be able to burn to blu-ray or mix in 5.1 surround sound etc. so could save hundreds of $ by getting one of the more entry level versions of the software and still have a very powerful program.
  
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  JaniG 14 years ago
  
  hi
  
  i use iMovie 09 on my Mac
  
  but if you don't have a mac then just use Windows Movie Maker
  
  not as good but its ok
  
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  Marty S 14 years ago
  
  I recently created a new channel for a client that had no previous Youtube exposure here http://www.youtube.com/paddypowervideos
  
  I used a combination of GarageBand, Keynote and Screenflow (which with V2.0 I now find better than iMovie).
  
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jamespereira 14 years ago

I use Camtasia Studio. Works fine for me.
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Photoshop_Wizard 14 years ago

It's interesting to see within the poll results, that not many are using free software. The paid tools are simply amazing aren't they?

My preference is to stick with Adobe because I'm already familiar with many of the Adobe terms and process used (with Photoshop, Illustrator etc). The feel of the software is more familiar.
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Justin Wheeler 14 years ago

Depending on what I need to do I will use Camtasia, Windows Movie Maker and Sony Vegas. I use Easy Video Player as my video player online.
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spearce000 14 years ago

For screen capture videos I use Camtasia, for everything else I use Serif MoviePlus MoviePlus X3 Digital Video Studio – Serif (not an affiliate link).
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