I want to do very simple things, like cutting individual parts from videos, putting them back together differently and then adding a different sound (music). A colleague recommended Filmora to me. I would have liked to have heard other opinions and recommendations. What do you like to work with most? The purchase price should be as low as possible (up to 50 euro). I would do that on Windows 10 (laptop).
Magix video deluxe and everything that comes from Magix video software is incredibly user-friendly and has a lot under the hood.
I use Shotcut, the program is open source.
https://shotcut.org/
https://shotcut.org/howtos / getting-started / Erste_Schritte_mit_Shotcut.pdf
Otherwise DaVinci Resolve is good too.
I myself like to work with the VEGAS series from MAGIX, there are also offers in your price range. But before you spend money, I would first check whether there are free programs that do the job. As examples, which I sort according to my preferences, I call Openshot, Shotcut or DaVinci Resolve. All free of charge.
Video editing for free.
1. VideoPad.
The program runs for about 14 days as a full version and must be paid for afterwards. However, it is very suitable for gaining experience. You can try out everything a video editing program needs. Fonts can be displayed in very different configurations. Images and audio from the hard drive can also be inserted. The same applies to text announcements via microphone. The whole thing can be given a professional look with various effects. Inserted images can be made more dynamic with the zoom function. So you can quickly create a slideshow in the video format of your choice. German help makes it easy for you to find your way around the program.
Tip: If you want to continue using the program with limited functions, uninstall VideoPad. A window opens, in which you set a dot, with "Continue to use with restricted functions".
Manufacturer Download:
http://www.nchsoftware.com/videopad/de/
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Tip: During the installation, you will be asked for programs that can also be installed. If you do not need them, simply click on nothing and then click on Finish.
2. PowerDirector 14 LE (computer image version)
Although the program is an LE version, it can also meet the greater demands of videographers. Many different effects are included and a large number of effects and tutorials can be downloaded from the web for free. The downside is that DVD creation and MPEG is only possible with the full version. The finished film can be created in Windows Media, AVI and AVC H264 format.
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Unlock:
Use PowerDirector 14 LE for free as a special version:
In order to be able to use the "PowerDirector 14 LE" as a free special version, you must register for free with the manufacturer and enter the coupon code "cobi2017" next to your name and email address. The license key that you enter during the installation will then be displayed. You will also receive the data by email.
https://de.cyberlink.com/stat/events/deu/2017/Q3/ComputerbildOnline/PDR14/index.jsp
3. Avidemux
The freeware is an easy-to-use video editor that leaves nothing to be desired. So z. B. Cut out parts from videos without having to recalculate the videos so that the original quality is retained after cutting.
Manufacturer Download:
http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/download.html
4. For something more advanced: VSDC Free Video Editor.
The "VSDC Free Video Editor" is probably the best free video editor at the moment and can process all common formats. It can also be used to record screen videos. However, the program requires some training. The WEB can help with tutorials.
Manufacturer Download:
http://www.videosoftdev.com/de/free-video-editor
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5. Converter
Handbrake 64 bit (freeware, open source)
Handbrake is one of the best converters on the freeware market (source chip).
Manufacturer Download:
https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php
6. Shotcut is a free and excellent video editor.
With "Shotcut" you can cut videos quickly and easily. The editor reads and writes all important formats from DV to MOV to MPEG4. Streaming over the network is also not a problem. Real-time filters such as "blur" or "color correction" are integrated for subtleties. And for direct recordings you can use external sources such as B. Use a webcam.
https://shotcut.org/
7. If you are looking for something better, you have to spend money. B. Find something at Magix.
http://www.magix.com/de/
There are many instructions for the programs on the WEB.
Have fun, LG Lazarius.
Free video editing: the best free programs…
Super detailed and also complete.
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