Up-to-the-minute personal computers now have video editors pre-installed, such as Movie Maker in Windows. You can edit new videos, and improve them using effects or upload them. Using a couple of clicks of the mouse, it's child's play to make a great looking video. You can cut out clips you don't want and just save the quality scenes. It's possible to save the finished video and even upload to the internet, save on a DVD, or send using email. If you store it on your hard drive or memory card, you can watch it whenever you like.
For Mac users, there is Apple iMovie, which represents one of the simplest ways to make a video. It's a simple matter to add fresh clips to your saved project or replace existing clips. Apple iMovie also has tools for editing audio as well. The application is free only if you buy a Mac computer. In the Advanced Tools section, there are extra options such as blue-screen effects, PIP (picture-in-picture), and section cut features. It also has a great video editing tutorials section.
For Linux and PC software operating systems, you could use the Zwei-Stein freeware. Make use of some of the advanced options it contains, such as adding special effects, or it's possible to apply cropping and panning effects. If using this software, it's advisable to spend some time going through some video editing tutorials.
Debugmode Wax is getting a little out of date, but it's still terrific for editing video. The custom effects are various and so an easy matter to produce excellent video results.
Jashaka is also suitable for PC, Linux or Mac, and utilizes the Open GL and OpenML platforms which allows users interactivity in real-time. The software is delivered with image processing, graphics editor (Paint), and complete CG modules.
Virtual Dub has really basic video editing tools. If you're at an advanced level, this application wouldn't suit you. For existing video clips, you could use Virtual Dub for quick and easy edits. It can process AVI files, and read MPEG-1 video formats and BMP images.
The video editors can be downloaded. Only then is the software usable for creating and editing video. If you prefer a good online editor, you could try Jump Cut. However, this is only usable online and it can't be downloaded.
For Mac users, there is Apple iMovie, which represents one of the simplest ways to make a video. It's a simple matter to add fresh clips to your saved project or replace existing clips. Apple iMovie also has tools for editing audio as well. The application is free only if you buy a Mac computer. In the Advanced Tools section, there are extra options such as blue-screen effects, PIP (picture-in-picture), and section cut features. It also has a great video editing tutorials section.
For Linux and PC software operating systems, you could use the Zwei-Stein freeware. Make use of some of the advanced options it contains, such as adding special effects, or it's possible to apply cropping and panning effects. If using this software, it's advisable to spend some time going through some video editing tutorials.
Debugmode Wax is getting a little out of date, but it's still terrific for editing video. The custom effects are various and so an easy matter to produce excellent video results.
Jashaka is also suitable for PC, Linux or Mac, and utilizes the Open GL and OpenML platforms which allows users interactivity in real-time. The software is delivered with image processing, graphics editor (Paint), and complete CG modules.
Virtual Dub has really basic video editing tools. If you're at an advanced level, this application wouldn't suit you. For existing video clips, you could use Virtual Dub for quick and easy edits. It can process AVI files, and read MPEG-1 video formats and BMP images.
The video editors can be downloaded. Only then is the software usable for creating and editing video. If you prefer a good online editor, you could try Jump Cut. However, this is only usable online and it can't be downloaded.
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