D dennis07 Junior Member Joined Apr 30, 2014 Messages 101 Reaction score 10 May 5, 2014 #21 Camtasia all the way if you're looking for high quality videos. You could try Sony Vegas as well, but Camtasia is generally better.
Camtasia all the way if you're looking for high quality videos. You could try Sony Vegas as well, but Camtasia is generally better.
totag Junior Member Joined Jan 11, 2014 Messages 109 Reaction score 15 May 5, 2014 #22 Camtasia is the software that I use mainly, although iMovie serves its purpose.
S SEOnetic Senior Member Joined May 21, 2012 Messages 992 Reaction score 120 May 6, 2014 #23 Adobe premier, Gif animator, vegas, open shot.
H h1h1h1 Newbie Joined Jul 3, 2013 Messages 49 Reaction score 17 May 6, 2014 #24 I highly recommend Prezi or VideoScribe. Are easy to use and can produce decent quality videos.
Z zazstudio Regular Member Joined Feb 22, 2014 Messages 234 Reaction score 11 May 12, 2014 #25 I would suggest Adobe Premiere and Prezi.
finerpleasures Regular Member Joined Feb 17, 2009 Messages 337 Reaction score 100 Jun 3, 2014 #26 Grap a copy of linux AV - kdenlive and Openshot are opensource and powerful.
M MalMalMal Newbie Joined Jun 3, 2014 Messages 17 Reaction score 0 Jun 3, 2014 #27 Sony vegas! with sound forge for sound
M mentalman Newbie Joined Jun 5, 2014 Messages 21 Reaction score 4 Jun 5, 2014 #28 I use Windows Live Movie Maker. I find it very basic and easy to use but will defo be trying out some of these suggestions for future projects.
I use Windows Live Movie Maker. I find it very basic and easy to use but will defo be trying out some of these suggestions for future projects.
