video editor recommendations
video editor recommendations
I have some music videos with captions that are out of sync, that is, the captions don't align with the audio, I need an easy to use video editor that will split the video and audio tracks and allows me to manipulate the video track, cut/paste/move to make the captions in sync, any recommendations?
it should be intuitive, I shouldn't have to spend hours trying to figure things out.
it should be intuitive, I shouldn't have to spend hours trying to figure things out.
Re: video editor recommendations
VirtualDub FTW! howto sync
If you need something with a timeline or more control you could take a look at OpenShot, Kdenlive or just search for alternatives here
If you need something with a timeline or more control you could take a look at OpenShot, Kdenlive or just search for alternatives here
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Re: video editor recommendations
I use Avidemux, which is free.
And also Magix, which is not free.
And also Magix, which is not free.
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Re: video editor recommendations
High end free video editing package and works on all platforms...
DaVinci Resolve
If you look at everything it can do then "yes", it can be intimidating with a high learning curve but if you break it down into only simple thing you would like to accomplish, it is actually quite easy. Also lots of videos online to help out.
DaVinci Resolve
If you look at everything it can do then "yes", it can be intimidating with a high learning curve but if you break it down into only simple thing you would like to accomplish, it is actually quite easy. Also lots of videos online to help out.
Re: video editor recommendations
thanks to everyone for your suggestions, unfortunately the more promising applications won't allow me to do a test run unless I register which I am not willing to do, if I could do a test run and find that the program does what I need then I would be happy to register.
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I insist you to try this then:jack wrote: ↑Mon Apr 26, 2021 9:13 pm thanks to everyone for your suggestions, unfortunately the more promising applications won't allow me to do a test run unless I register which I am not willing to do, if I could do a test run and find that the program does what I need then I would be happy to register.
http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/download.html
I you try it, and it is what you are looking for, then just tell me thanks here
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Re: video editor recommendations
Try Shotcut: free, open source, cross-platform, no inscription needed, portable, easy.jack wrote: ↑Mon Apr 26, 2021 2:53 pm I have some music videos with captions that are out of sync, that is, the captions don't align with the audio, I need an easy to use video editor that will split the video and audio tracks and allows me to manipulate the video track, cut/paste/move to make the captions in sync, any recommendations?
it should be intuitive, I shouldn't have to spend hours trying to figure things out.
https://www.shotcut.org
Don't be afraid of the interface, the basic operation is very simple. Follow the help and tutorials.
1. Open your video
2. Drop window preview to Timeline
3. Right-Click on guide-line
4. Select More > Detach Audio
5. Split (with icon ][ or S) where audio not synchronized
6. Move audio track right or left
I have only explored the basic functions: we can surely do better and faster.
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thank you Marc56us for the detailed help, unfortunately, it just won't work for me
if I drop an avi or mp4 to the playlist and then to the timeline, it does not show the video frames, I can detach the audio but it doesn't show any video frames, I am just not a multimedia person
what I wish for is the ability to select individual frame[s] and cut/delete/paste or move anywhere on the timeline
if I drop an avi or mp4 to the playlist and then to the timeline, it does not show the video frames, I can detach the audio but it doesn't show any video frames, I am just not a multimedia person
what I wish for is the ability to select individual frame[s] and cut/delete/paste or move anywhere on the timeline
Re: video editor recommendations
I tried to use a few open source editors a few years back. It was so frustrating, I bought Premier Essentials. I finished my project in no time... Certainly, in a lot less time than just trying to learn the others. One of the best $80 I spent on software...But... That was 3-4 years ago, and things change.
Re: video editor recommendations
I just spent $108 for some editor that simply was worthless, I give up on this, am not going to waste anymore time or money
I tried the famous DaVinci and I saw nothing useful in it, I have restored my hard-drive to the state before I installed any of these software, good riddance
I tried the famous DaVinci and I saw nothing useful in it, I have restored my hard-drive to the state before I installed any of these software, good riddance
Re: video editor recommendations
Hi jack,
Blender is professional grade, free, open source video software. It's famously used for animation, but my friends who do video say it's become very good as a general-purpose video editor too.
https://www.blender.org/features/video-editing/
Blender is professional grade, free, open source video software. It's famously used for animation, but my friends who do video say it's become very good as a general-purpose video editor too.
https://www.blender.org/features/video-editing/
Re: video editor recommendations
I would recommend Hitfilm Express. https://fxhome.com/product/hitfilm-express
It is free of charge in the basic version.
It is free of charge in the basic version.
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Re: video editor recommendations
This might be helpfull.
Re: video editor recommendations
Hi kenmo
I may give it a try, am just hesitant to install yet another huge package on my system, perhaps later.
I may give it a try, am just hesitant to install yet another huge package on my system, perhaps later.
Re: video editor recommendations
It is surprising that none of the suggested programs work? Is the video from a box? In which case it is probably protected.
PS. Personally I always wait until I have finished all my tests before buying a shareware. If some functions are locked during the trial period, I test another product.
PS. Personally I always wait until I have finished all my tests before buying a shareware. If some functions are locked during the trial period, I test another product.