Best tools to edit Vidoes

jani

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Hi Mate,

Can anyone suggest me with best and Cheap video editor, screen recorder and animated video creator

Thanks
jani
 
Video editing and animation options aren't cheap, you can try iMovie for free if you have a Mac. For Windows, Vegas is probably one of the cheapest "real" video editing options. I think Adobe Premiere has a trial period, but it's not that cheap. Adobe Premiere Elements is the lower cost version, which might work for you. Animation, it really depends on what you're trying to do, but they're all expensive.

Screen recording, OBS is the best option and it's free: obsproject.com

Also this topic probably shouldn't have been posted in the SEO section, it's not SEO related at all.
 
What kind of video editing? FFmpeg can't be beaten in many areas. You can find GUIs like Handbrake, if you don't like working with command line.
 
Thanks for the help i want to create some videos and start my youtube journey that is what main reason to poat here most of BHW mates are aware of tools
 
Sony Vegas Pro if you're using Windows, in my opinion. You can buy it or get it for "free".
 
Don't do a whole lot of video editing at the moment, but when I do I use Filmora and really like it - worth a test, and the price isn't too bad.
 
Try this video editor software free section and If you liked it get the paid version and enjoy it.

Tools: Windows Movie Maker and VirtualDub
 
Hi Mate,

Can anyone suggest me with best and Cheap video editor, screen recorder and animated video creator

Thanks
jani

Best is Adobe Premiere (monthly $19) or Final Cut Pro $299 (one time payment)
Screen Recorder - ScreenFlow7 (not cheap)
Animated Video - After Effects or Motion (both are pretty difficult to learn)
 
Don't do a whole lot of video editing at the moment, but when I do I use Filmora and really like it - worth a test, and the price isn't too bad.
i am also using filmora. its good.
 
Sony vegas pro not bad for work with video
 
The cheap version of adobe premiere, "elements" is a great little video editing tool, and increasingly I'm using camtasia 9 for tutorials etc.
 
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