Looking for input: Video editing?

[GH85Carrera]

It wants me to register as well. I understand, they want to keep track of who is using it.

If I can't make the Windows Win Movie maker do what I want, I may try it. I hate loading software on my computer, and then removing it. No software package goes away totally, and they all leave a footprint.

[fxeditor]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

It wants me to register as well. I understand they want to keep track of who is using it.

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You have to register but BlackMagic doesn't sell your info. Resolve is really the best free program out there for doing what you want to do. It's very easy to get started with, and has all the power you'll ever need as your skills grow. There are also TONS of great tutorials on YouTube that can answer any questions you may have.

Good luck,
Michael

[Tim Hancock]

Originally Posted by Zeke

Filmora here. Adobe Premier is really good. I just stick with Filmora by Wondershare because I know it.

I also use Filmora for editing Youtube videos. I think I paid a one time fee for it a couple years ago.... still works.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

It wants me to register as well. I understand, they want to keep track of who is using it.

You don't have burner phone numbers and email addresses?

Get a google voice number and make up some generic gmail address.

When they ask me for info and it's someone I don't want to give it to they get

Mr Snot Rockets

1 Main St

East Bum**** Iowa.

burner@gmail

burner phone

Everyone should have throwaways.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by stealthn

I’ve just started using Corel (yes they are still around) Pinnacle Studio, easy to use, all the features I need for $59

I haven't used anything from Corel in a long time, but 30 years ago, I liked a lot of their stuff (Graphics, Wordperfect, etc...).