Re: Video Editing Software - Good One For YT Channel?
I use DaVinci Resiolve. I can tell you that for a FREE program it is close to the best there is. Highly sophisticated with a multitude of features. It started out has a video colorist software and morphed into video editing. I can tell you it is capable of editing a major Hollywood production (as a matter of fact, it has.) However, note the following:
1. You will need a beefy computer, at least 16GB of RAM, an i7 or Ryzen 7 processor, at least 4GB of VRAM. Hardware requirements are on their web site.
2. Be prepared for a pretty significant learning curve if you are not familiar with higher end NLE software (Premier Pro, Final Cut, etc.)
Among the free and open source offerings, Cinelerra is a powerful bit of software. Not intuitive and again a steep learning curve. But very good and it will run reasonably well on lesser hardware. There is more than one version, and if you decide to try it make sure you choose Cinelerra GG.
I am also a personal fan of Shotcut. Excellent program with a friendly community on their forum.
Last edited by bobnutfield; April 30th, 2021 at 05:52 PM.
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