6 Jun 2010 at 16:22 #1 Sunny Squash Sunny Squash Associate Joined 11 Feb 2010 Posts 442 whats best free editing software for gaming videos?
7 Jun 2010 at 09:05 #2 kristain kristain Associate Joined 17 Mar 2010 Posts 50 Adobe premiere is advanced. For our home purposes ,the following can be downloaded: 1.Corel video studio. 2.Sony vegas.
Adobe premiere is advanced. For our home purposes ,the following can be downloaded: 1.Corel video studio. 2.Sony vegas.
7 Jun 2010 at 09:14 #3 andicole0 andicole0 Soldato Joined 12 Sep 2005 Posts 6,497 Location Grundisburgh kristain said: Adobe premiere is advanced. For our home purposes ,the following can be downloaded: 1.Corel video studio. 2.Sony vegas. Click to expand... Not sure those are free. If you're using Vista or XP Windows Movie Maker 2 was ok, but I don't think it runs on Win 7. There is a free movie maker from MS here though. Andi.
kristain said: Adobe premiere is advanced. For our home purposes ,the following can be downloaded: 1.Corel video studio. 2.Sony vegas. Click to expand... Not sure those are free. If you're using Vista or XP Windows Movie Maker 2 was ok, but I don't think it runs on Win 7. There is a free movie maker from MS here though. Andi.
7 Jun 2010 at 12:49 #4 this_is_gav this_is_gav Soldato Joined 17 Oct 2005 Posts 6,243 Location North of Watford Gap andicole0 said: If you're using Vista or XP Windows Movie Maker 2 was ok, but I don't think it runs on Win 7. There is a free movie maker from MS here though. Click to expand... Movie Maker 2 from XP & Vista was fine. Movie Maker Live is horrible. They've stripped out most of what was good with Movie Maker. Thankfully, Microsoft have Movie Maker 2.6 up for download and it works fine with Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
andicole0 said: If you're using Vista or XP Windows Movie Maker 2 was ok, but I don't think it runs on Win 7. There is a free movie maker from MS here though. Click to expand... Movie Maker 2 from XP & Vista was fine. Movie Maker Live is horrible. They've stripped out most of what was good with Movie Maker. Thankfully, Microsoft have Movie Maker 2.6 up for download and it works fine with Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
16 Jun 2010 at 17:25 #5 Sunny Squash Sunny Squash Associate OP Joined 11 Feb 2010 Posts 442 Thank you guys for the feedback