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What's the best software to create video presentations?

by Thomas Michal
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I'm looking to get my hands on some software that can help me create killer videos and I mean good ones not like these PowerPoints everyone uses the only problem is I don't know of any... Do you?
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  • Profile picture of the author Matt Morgan
    Sony vegus Studio
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  • Profile picture of the author GoogleWarrior
    Uh...no...not Sony Vegas. Try Adobe Creative Suite After Effects. Do you want to see what kind of Videos you can make? Take a look at my Sig/Link Below!
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  • Profile picture of the author Kevin_Hutto
    After effects is good, but there is a learning curve. You can pay to get a lot of good videos done for the price you pay for AE and the time you spend learning it. I can get the video in Google Warrior's sig done for less than $10 all day...
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  • Profile picture of the author Trivum
    Originally Posted by Thomas Michal View Post

    I'm looking to get my hands on some software that can help me create killer videos and I mean good ones not like these PowerPoints everyone uses the only problem is I don't know of any... Do you?
    It's not the tool; it's the talent. ... I've seen crappy videos made with super-expensive tools. If you think you can't make a superb video with PowerPoint, go check out some of Andy Jenkins' stuff. The dude has enough money to buy whatever he wants (and has, it seems), but he still uses PowerPoint (or actually Keynote - which is Mac's alternative, but basically the same thing). From what I understand, he only sticks it in something like Sony Vegas (which I've heard is very good) at the end, in order to make it easier to get everything to come together.
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  • Profile picture of the author dickerson
    MobileWitch Remote Control is one of the best software that can be used to control the computer remotely. The program is perfect for business and for their own pleasure! Now you can make a PowerPoint presentation and see the slides on your phone.
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  • Profile picture of the author BAC Ops Manager
    Sony Vegas Studios - it's awesome!
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  • Profile picture of the author innovationseo
    Personally I have found a few that do a decent job without frustrating me to death just learning them. Sony & Adobe both have great products but the "learning curve" isn't something I had time for. AVS Video editor, XIlisoft, and Camtasia have good features and are user friendly. I use AVS the most by far, but all have good features. Good Luck
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    • Profile picture of the author Nino C
      If you want a easier and better looking solution then check out Prezi.com..

      Very easy to use, and when you're done, you just record the screen.. Makes good looking videos for me
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  • Profile picture of the author AndrewStark
    What you think is "killer" video content may not be the same as everyone else.

    When you see a video you like find out who owns it, and ask them how much it cost them to get it produced? Almost all of the big launches will hire people to create the videos, and sometimes that's a lot cheaper than buying software and trying to work out what the buttons do.
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  • Profile picture of the author curationsoft
    for me Sony Vegas Studio - it works pretty good.
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    • Profile picture of the author Daniel Evans
      It really depends on whether you're referring to effects and such.

      Camtasia does me fine and I actually enjoy using it.


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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    I like Pinnacle as it is user friendly. Quality is great and it is a least expensive way to edit your videos.
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    • Profile picture of the author curly sue
      I use windows movie maker and camstudio. Or you can get one done for you on fiverr.com
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  • Profile picture of the author Joey Babbs
    I like Camptasia
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  • Profile picture of the author beestaff
    Adobe Visual Communicator, Animoto, Camtasia or GoAnimate.
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  • Profile picture of the author mikemeth
    Seen videoscribe? I like it a lot
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  • Profile picture of the author carnal
    Animoto and Camtasia are pretty decent, you can try those 2 softwares.

    Sony Vegas Studio is great too.
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  • Profile picture of the author jayhmarketing
    I personally use Corel Video Studio... Works great! But, for screen capture I use the free online version of screen-o-matic... the only problem is the site branding on your videos.... Of course I found a work around for this though HA. I make HD screen capture with webcam vid embedded and it all ends up in hd with no s-o-m branding... pretty neat trick.

    but, yeah, if you want paid software, look into corel
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  • Profile picture of the author jayhmarketing
    I personally use Corel Video Studio... Works great! But, for screen capture I use the free online version of screen-o-matic... the only problem is the site branding on your videos.... Of course I found a work around for this though HA. I make HD screen capture with webcam vid embedded and it all ends up in hd with no s-o-m branding... pretty neat trick.

    but, yeah, if you want paid software, look into corel
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  • Profile picture of the author mert
    Well the quesiton is are you a video editor? having the best software would not make your video flashy, it's your skill level!

    Not unless you wanna outsource this, you might want to consider learning the basic first.

    Originally Posted by Trivum View Post

    It's not the tool; it's the talent. ... I've seen crappy videos made with super-expensive tools. If you think you can't make a superb video with PowerPoint, go check out some of Andy Jenkins' stuff. The dude has enough money to buy whatever he wants (and has, it seems), but he still uses PowerPoint (or actually Keynote - which is Mac's alternative, but basically the same thing). From what I understand, he only sticks it in something like Sony Vegas (which I've heard is very good) at the end, in order to make it easier to get everything to come together.
    Absolutely right! It's how you use the tool and make the most out of it!
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