Video Editing Software
- Thread starter iManage
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Camtasia works but Sometimes ==> Not bypass duplicate vids
Sony Vegas => Create intro, effects, transitions, and normally it's good =)
http://www.youtube.com/user/guerillabillfor tuto (Thx http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/members/315764-the-dream.html)
Sony Vegas => Create intro, effects, transitions, and normally it's good =)
http://www.youtube.com/user/guerillabillfor tuto (Thx http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/members/315764-the-dream.html)
OMGWTFISTHIS
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- Sep 20, 2011
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If you are simply trying to bypass their duplicate content warning, try VideoSpinBlaster. It's paid, but I'm sure you can find a crack for it somewhere. It will spin hundreds of videos at once, to make them all bypass Youtube's system.
multitalent
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- Feb 27, 2012
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You don't need to edit the video, just change the MD5 with a PHP script. Saves you the time rendering the videos.
martinovich
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- Dec 4, 2011
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Hello.
+1 Adobe Softs. I like AfterEffects and Premiere Pro. Because when you edit one movie you can open it in many compositions in project and add different filters, colors, transitions copy paste texts and the best part you can add all these many compositions to render queue and go sleep when AE will render all your videos. And put output file as .FLV - the best format for YouTube
Hope It helps.
Good Luck
Martin
+1 Adobe Softs. I like AfterEffects and Premiere Pro. Because when you edit one movie you can open it in many compositions in project and add different filters, colors, transitions copy paste texts and the best part you can add all these many compositions to render queue and go sleep when AE will render all your videos. And put output file as .FLV - the best format for YouTube
Hope It helps.
Good Luck
Martin
I use Cyberlink Power Director. Seems like a decent enough program to use. I use it for all my videos.
Heatz
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- May 6, 2011
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I've used Cyberlink Power Director for a while, but I found it had some hardware problems on my PC, maybe it was the cracked version I had but I can't be certain.
I looked for some alternatives online to see what else was there on the market and after testing a number of programs I stayed with Sony Vegas Pro 11, it works great and has a huge number of pros that just weren't there with Cyberlink's software.
I looked for some alternatives online to see what else was there on the market and after testing a number of programs I stayed with Sony Vegas Pro 11, it works great and has a huge number of pros that just weren't there with Cyberlink's software.
