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looking for a video editing software.

by newmovies Banned
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looking for a video editing software.
i want to advertise my website name horizontally moving on the middle of video.so that nobody can cut that from video.
in case if i advertise at bottom,anybody can cut my advertisement.
#editing #software #video
  • Profile picture of the author imediazone
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    The first video editor software that comes in my mind is movie maker from windows 7, and the next software that comes in my mind is AVS
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    • Profile picture of the author cjm18
      I use Sony Vegas but Windows Movie Maker should be able to do that just fine as it is a fairly simple task.

      I would only recommend Vegas if you are going to be doing a lot of video editing. And if you want to get into special effects in the future Adobe After Effects is another good one that I am learnign to use at the moment.

      If you only want to add a scrolling bit of text though save your money and use Movie Maker.
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  • Profile picture of the author jonibravo
    Movie Maker of Windows 7 is good software to use. So try it. It is best because you dont need to install other software. So use it.
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  • Profile picture of the author fazlerocks
    I would suggest Movie Maker which comes pre installed in Windows 7. It has many features which could be used to make a nice simple video. You also don't need to spend extra amount for a software too.

    Wishes!
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  • Profile picture of the author whiteshadow1890
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    I would go for a professional video editing software like Power Director, it is a little hard to use, but you will get use to it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Barry Unruh
    If you happen not to have Windows 7, try Microsoft's Windows Live Movie Maker. It might be the same thing, but since I'm running on Vista I'm not sure. You can find the download for Live Movie Maker here:

    Windows Live Movie Maker 2011
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    • Profile picture of the author Darren Dillman
      Originally Posted by Barry Unruh View Post

      If you happen not to have Windows 7, try Microsoft's Windows Live Movie Maker. It might be the same thing, but since I'm running on Vista I'm not sure. You can find the download for Live Movie Maker here:

      Windows Live Movie Maker 2011
      I have the Windows Live Movie Maker AND Windows Movie Maker that came with Vista. Not sure of the difference since I haven't check them out but am about to.

      Those who have used these...will I be able to edit the audio in the video as well?

      I have some videos I need to edit and my speech audio is fine but about half way through it has a crackling feedback thing going on which gets steadily worse.

      I would like to keep these videos and not redo them, just take the crackle out.

      Can I do that with either of the above 2 programs or will I need another software entirely for this?

      Thanks.
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      • Profile picture of the author KEY
        none of these has that level of audio 'repair' capability.

        you may have to try something like audacity with has
        been free for a while now, and can use VST plugins

        the idea being that you can separate the audio, fix it
        and then paste it back. this is assuming you can get the
        hang of editing the audio.

        though you still may not be able to fix the audio problem
        without a really high end editor like soundforge. though you
        may be able to get the audio fixed on fivver ... you never
        know what people will for a quick buck
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  • Profile picture of the author Online Bliss
    I have used Adobe Premier for years
    but my Version does not work on Windows 7.
    Not very happy.
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    • Profile picture of the author KEY
      I use Serif's MoviePlus X3 and Camtasia 7.1.

      since all you want is to brand the video you can try using
      VLC video player as it can not only convert to many formats
      you can add a logo and text overlay to any video and then
      export/convert - and it is 100% free

      KEY (eric)
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  • Profile picture of the author julesw
    yep, Moviemaker or next step I'd go for Vegas
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  • Profile picture of the author spearce000
    I've used Serif MoviePlus for many years and have been very happy with it. If you just want to watermark your videos, Windows Movie Maker should be more than adequate.
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    • Profile picture of the author harrydog
      Camtasia for me anytime.
      You can get OEM versions for $59 just do a search on line for Cheap Camtasia OEM should come up then
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