Video Editing Software
Sep 17, 2016 09:44:12 #
Bizzy
Loc: North Carolina
Anyone have experience using Filmora software for video editing? Checked out the free download and used and it seems good enough for my needs. Thinking of paying for full version . Has anyone had any trouble with this software ?
Sep 17, 2016 10:18:43 #
I would suggest you consider something more mainstream like Adobe Premier Elements. There is a lot more training, support, books, etc. And, there are lots of people on various forums that can answer questions.
Sep 18, 2016 05:37:27 #
You don't say what computer you have or what experience level you are at, sooo.... Have you tried Movie Maker? Hard to beat for starting out, it's a free download from MS and you can get the basics just by playing with it.
Sep 18, 2016 07:25:13 #
Bizzy wrote:
Anyone have experience using Filmora software for video editing? Checked out the free download and used and it seems good enough for my needs. Thinking of paying for full version . Has anyone had any trouble with this software ?
Cyberlink PowerDirector is also very good.
Sep 18, 2016 08:41:05 #
Sep 18, 2016 08:49:49 #
bsprague wrote:
I would suggest you consider something more mainstream like Adobe Premier Elements. There is a lot more training, support, books, etc. And, there are lots of people on various forums that can answer questions.
I did try Adobe Premier Elements and found full of features but rather tedious to use. After a couple months of working with it I went back to Corel's Video Studio. It may not be a fully featured but it has enough features for my purposes and to me it seems much easier to use. I'd recommend giving it a try.
Sep 18, 2016 11:04:24 #
Bizzy
Loc: North Carolina
Movie maker has stopped working on my computer (a problems with Windows 10) and the Microsoft site says that it is part of Microsoft Essentials that is not longer going to be supported by Microsoft starting in Jan. 2017. I looked into buying the Adobe Premier Elements, was frankly discouraged by the reviews for Adobe service and problems of crashes. I do not have much experience with video editing but do a lot of editing of stills using Lightroom and Photoshop Elements. I am using a HP computer running windows 10.
Sep 18, 2016 12:51:45 #
Sep 18, 2016 13:08:07 #
Bizzy wrote:
Anyone have experience using Filmora software for video editing? Checked out the free download and used and it seems good enough for my needs. Thinking of paying for full version . Has anyone had any trouble with this software ?
I've not used Filmora but I intend to look at it. Currently I have two editors: trakAxPC is my go to editor. It does the basics very well and is at a reasonable price, now under $40 I believe. I have another called Video Pad. It's not quite as easy as trakAx but has many features and sells for around $100 or. Both or either will do a pretty good job for you.
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