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Look for a good video editing software in Windows 11
Hi everyone,
I’m learning to post videos on YouTube. Before that, I need to edit the videos shot with my digital camara. Now, looking for recommendations on the best video editing software for Windows 11. I need something that’s user-friendly but still offers advanced features like transitions, effects, and audio editing. I’ll mostly be editing YouTube videos, tutorials, and short films, so exporting in high quality is essential.
I’m open to both free and paid options, but reliability and ease of use are my top priorities. If you’ve used any great video editing tools on Windows 11, I’d love to hear your experiences and suggestions!
I has been using Aiseeesoft Video Editor for two years. It is great for basic and advance video editing such as trim, crop, cut, etc... The best thing I like the app is that all the operations can be done very easily thanks to the amazing user interface. Here is a cool tutorial about it: https://www.recodie.com/best-way-to-edit-videos
Let me know if you need more help!
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My suggestion is Avidemux (CLI), which refers to the command-line interface version of Avidemux, a free and open-source video editing software. While Avidemux is primarily known for its graphical user interface (GUI), it also provides command-line capabilities for advanced users who prefer scripting or automation for repetitive tasks.
The basic video editing features, including: cut, trim, and join video files without re-encoding (lossless editing).
Also apply filters, adjust video quality, and manipulate audio tracks.To run Avidemux video editing software from the command line, you can use scripts. Here's an example of how a simple job might look:
adm = Avidemux() adm.loadVideo("input.mp4") adm.setContainer("MP4") adm.save("output.mp4")Avidemux (CLI) is included in the same installation package as the GUI version. You can download it from the official Avidemux website.
Clipchamp as a built-in video editing software, while user-friendly and integrated into Windows 11, has several limitations:
Limited Advanced Features: It lacks professional-grade tools such as keyframing, multi-cam editing, and advanced color correction, which may not meet the needs of experienced editors
Performance Issues: Users have reported slow rendering times and occasional crashes, especially when handling longer videos or using features like closed captioning.
Subscription Costs for Premium Features: Access to higher-resolution exports, an expanded stock library, and certain advanced features necessitates a paid subscription, which may not be cost-effective for all users.
Windows 11 comes with a built-in video editing software called Clipchamp. It is designed for casual and semi-professional video editing, which is ideal for users who need basic tools without downloading third-party apps.
Clipchamp is a web-based video editing software developed by Microsoft, designed to make video creation accessible to users of all skill levels. It offers a range of features that allow users to import, edit, and export audiovisual material directly within a web browser.
For basic video editing tasks, Clipchamp is a solid option. However, for more advanced needs, third-party tools video editing software!
