What is the Best/Easiest Video Editing Software?
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I've had very good luck with Video Explosion Deluxe from Nova Development.  It lets you bring in all types of audio and video, and it's pretty easy to figure out and use.\n\nI've made a few near-professional home movies of my kids - complete with transitions between scenes, and even scrolling credits at the end.
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Try Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. They're expensive I warn you.
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you can also try windows movie maker (a free tool of microsoft). compare with virtual dub, windows movie maker is much more easier for beginners, but virtual dub is more functional than windows movie maker :P)
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ULEAD VideoStudio or Adobe Premiere Pro
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Just use windows movie maker. It's easy, free and already on your computer.
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Try in the following order...\n\n1. Free Windows Movie Maker. \nStart > Accesories > Windows Movie Maker\n\n2. AVS Video Editor ($40): http://avsmediahome.notlong.com\n\n3. Adobe Premier Pro ($500): http://www.adobe.com/
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Vegas works well also.  It's a bit more advanced than Movie Maker and slightly more difficult to learn, but much more powerful.
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There are all kinds of free editing software out there. If you need something kind of powerful, there is avid free dv. It is capable of doing very powerful things if you learn how to use it.\n\nThere are other programs out there like Cinelerra which is linux based. If you do a search on yahoo, you can find it. It has a huge learning curve, so plan ahead.\n\nIf you need a simple edit program there are a few out there, movie maker on pc, i movie on the mac, there are also a few online. (Go to We Are The Media, and look for past articles on free editing software.)\n\nThere are also some very good programs available from your local electronics store with price tags from $40 to a hundred dollars. They can be worth the price if you want to edit a lot of video quickly.\n\nHope that helps,\nTony
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You can try Adobe Premiere trial version it's free for 30 days with full features.  It is the industry standard software for linear(nonlinear I can't remember) video editing.\nIt supports many file formats.  You can try by the tutorials.  It will containt a tool menu where you can find some tools to shrink/expand/cut/crop they are simple once you know what they are.  Just read help for 10-15 mins. you will rull it.  I had good results using this software.  \nMovie Maker is not sufficient for advanced or better results.
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You need video editing software, try Movie Maker (if you're using XP).
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Moviemaker. I recently had to do some editing, and I knew nothing about how to do it. This software was so easy it took me seconds to figure out how to do it.
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If you are using Mac, then I heard that Final Cut Pro was one of the best, as alot of the professionals are using that. Not sure about how easy the software is to use, but it can't be that hard as it doesn't require programming.\n\nIf you are using Windows, I would recommend Adobe Premiere. Easy to use, if you have used any of the Adobe family programs. I use Premiere because it is easy, and so far it beats using the free Windows Movie Maker.
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Adobe Premier is a great software for this purpose, you may also try VCD Cutter too.
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Most slide show software or video editing software will do the trick. You can zoom in and out, make some cool effects if you want, add in some background music, or narration.\nI like Vegas video myself, but there's a lot to choose from, even free programs.
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Premiere seems to be the one with more power... So it may be harder to learn, but down the road, you'll be doing cooler stuff..\n\nBut if you have access to a Mac, I would HIGHLY recommend Final Cut Pro as the best product
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Adobe Premier, Sony Vegas are good video editing tools. They are professional tools to edit your videos, I strongly recommend Sony Vegas, even though it's a little complicated at first, you could do amazing stuff with if if you played with it for about a couple of days.
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http://www.computervideo.net/software.html\n\nZwei-Stein Video Editor is the first free one listed, there may be more.