


The application provides rich functionality with an easy and simple user interface. But if you have the names of any free or almost-free video editors that you feel are superior enough to be considered, please let me know.VSDC is non-linear video editing software intended for editing video files and creating videos of any complexity involving various visual and audio effects. I've pretty much overcome the second part. The consensus among reviewers and users is that this program does a lot, especially for being free, but it is challenging to use. But since this program does what I want, and I've invested the time into learning how to use it, why would I want to change now? Why buy a back hoe when a shovel will do the job?

If I ever need more, I can look elsewhere. And I want to do it in wide-screen HD, which this program can handle. I don't use fancy transitions they're amateurish. Also adding some titles, which I can easily do in Photoshop and blend into the video. I'm taking video clips that I've made off of a flight sim program, stitching them together, and adding voice and music tracks. I don't want to discourage feedback, but, respectfully, I need to weigh what I require for my projects against what I'm willing to pay. Worst case, I can do that editing in my audio-editing program and then place the edited file on the timeline, but I'd rather do it in the VSDC program itself.īy the way, I'm using version 2.1.3.73, which I believe is the latest version as of this posting.Īny suggestions or links to tutorials covering this topic would be greatly appreciated. I would like to have the music fade out at the end of its run. The Sound2 clip is background music to run while the three images below it cause the title to fade in and out. But I have not figured out how to adjust a sound clip to have it fade in and/or out after the clip has been placed on a project's timeline.īelow is a screen grab of the timeline in question. I have learned how to use the Properties window to adjust the audio volume of an entire video or sound (audio) clip. This is my first post to these forums, so let me know if this topic belongs in a different forum.įor the past few days I've been learning how to use Flash Integro's VSDC free video editor, which is very powerful but notoriously difficult to use.
