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Or if you want something that works now, you can use Blender, which has a very full featured video editor built in to it, and has had for a long time.
by ris 11y ago
Or if you want something that works now, you can use Blender, which has a very full featured video editor built in to it, and has had for a long time.
- oridecon 11y agoBlender is a good option too. You can cut and do things very fast using full timeline with overdrop or the regular flow. IMO for anything more complex than that the UI gets on your way. I even learned most of the keybinds but it just doesn't feel intuitive.
- tombh 11y ago+1 for Blender. Easy to install, stable, intuitive and feature rich. I've tried a lot of free video editors and Blenders been the only one that I've actually achieved anything in.