Video editing softfwear

[Scouser Lou]

whats a easy an free softwear to use ?

[Mailer]

Personally I was a fan of VideoPad Video Editing from NCH for doing quick projects in the moment, especially for school-related work. I thought it easy to use and it did its job.
It does come bundled with another of NCHs apps though so it might be a little tedious to remove but not terrible. Not malicious I wouldn't say, but just a thing to note. Not sure how the licenses work with it exactly but there is a free version available from here: https://www.nchsoftware.com/videopad/index.html

I wouldn't count on it being super-useful in the long run if it does have a license though. There might be other more powerful free software out there, but that's really the only one I have been using, apart from the free online ones like https://online-video-cutter.com/

If you plan on having a video editor for longer then coughing up money is often what you might want to do. See https://store.steampowered.com/tags/en/Video+Production if it is to be related to Steam.

VEGAS, Afterimage and Premiere are all reputable software that deserve to be mentioned, though I know very little about their price tags and current standpoint on features and such.

[nide]

Sony Vegas is pretty easy to use, but as anything new it'll take some getting used to.

[Scouser Lou]

i see a lot of people using Sony Vegas might give that one a go, only make videos in my free time, thanks for the help

[Blargo]

Messaggio originale di Mailer:

Personally I was a fan of VideoPad Video Editing from NCH for doing quick projects in the moment, especially for school-related work. I thought it easy to use and it did its job.
It does come bundled with another of NCHs apps though so it might be a little tedious to remove but not terrible. Not malicious I wouldn't say, but just a thing to note. Not sure how the licenses work with it exactly but there is a free version available from here: https://www.nchsoftware.com/videopad/index.html

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe VideoPad has a free trial, not a free version.
I used it a few months ago and it let me export a project three times before telling me that I'd then need to buy a license to continue exporting further.

[Mailer]

Messaggio originale di Dxpress:

Messaggio originale di Mailer:

Personally I was a fan of VideoPad Video Editing from NCH for doing quick projects in the moment, especially for school-related work. I thought it easy to use and it did its job.
It does come bundled with another of NCHs apps though so it might be a little tedious to remove but not terrible. Not malicious I wouldn't say, but just a thing to note. Not sure how the licenses work with it exactly but there is a free version available from here: https://www.nchsoftware.com/videopad/index.html

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe VideoPad has a free trial, not a free version.
I used it a few months ago and it let me export a project three times before telling me that I'd then need to buy a license to continue exporting further.

Ah. I figured it had a policy like that. That's why I recommended it short-term.
The VEGAS trial is probably longer lasting either way, so it's probably fairly sound to consult that suite.