The best video editing software

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If you know any software Best for Video Editing kindly Recommend Below I`ve tried out AVS Buh wasnt PLeased it
 
After Effects
Sony Vegas

Take your pick.
 
Magix movie edit pro. Cheap, very easy to use and it got many pro features.
 
Use the search function there's a ton of threads that go into great detail regarding this topic. Also, what are you trying to accomplish and do you have any mad skills?
 
Camtasia Studio and Sony Vegas is what I have been using hand in hand for a long time already. Highly recommenced!
 
well it really depends on what system you're using and what you're editing for. i'll start system wise.
Windows:
Pro: Sony vegas pro (a lot of components and takes time to learn... once learned it's probably the best editing software out there) Noobie: Camtasia (very simple and easy to use, not many effects but can get the job done for simple edits and transitions.)

Mac:
Pro: Final Cut Pro - lots of features but very static (not many plugins and add ons from my knowledge...)
Noobie: Movie Maker - very basic but compatible with final cut pro if you want to upgrade projects, very similar to final cut but stripped of many features

Both:
Adobe. If you're doing any type of editing and have a diverse type of projects to do (example: motion graphics to film recordings) using a combination of adobe premier, after effects, and other adobe programs are for you. Not only are these programs great as standalone products, they work really well together as you can sync and move files from adobe programs effortlessly. Also, the main program you would probably edit basic files with [Premier] is a simple but very powerful tool and doesn't feel as overwhelming as a sony vegas does (sony vegas as a stand a lone is still incredibly good).

I hope this helped!
 
For Mac, Final Cut Pro X. Really easy to use, and great new functionality added from time to time.

I have used both Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas, but I prefer Final Cut Pro X since it is so intuitive.

Red Giant's Magic Bullet Looks is a must for color grading.
 
Final Cut Pro X is the best but works only on Mac.

Adobe Premiere is a good one for Windows.
 
I think it's After Effects, but it depends on what you are trying to accomplish and your experience.
 
After Effects is a good one, but Final Cut Pro X would be the expensive alternative (Mac Only).
 
After Effects isn't a video editing application, it's an effects/motion graphics application

I guess Avid or Premiere since Apple doesn't care about professionals anymore...
 
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