I've just recently bought a Liquid Image Ego (similar to GoPro) and have been mucking about with it on several dive trips. To edit the hours of footage I've been using Windows Movie Maker which seems to produce ok results.
I was just wondering what all you windows users were using to edit GoPro and other HD sportscam footage. I wouldn't mind upgrading to slightly better software but I'm not wanting to spend a fortune an a professional editing suite.
I'll get the link to my latest attempt up on youtube for comment when I'm back in civilization with decent internet.
PLEASE NOTE: This is the Archived Sexyloops Board from years 2004-2013.
Our active community is here: https://www.sexyloops.co.uk/theboard/
Our active community is here: https://www.sexyloops.co.uk/theboard/
Video editing software for HD action cams. - Alternatives to Windows Movie Maker?
-
Ben_D
- IB3 Member Level 1
- Posts: 2032
- Joined: Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:55 pm
- Location: Kintore, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
- Contact:
I use Sony Vegas Pro 10 but it is way OTT for anything I will ever ned to do with it. A mate of mine uses power director for stuff shot with his GoPro and the end result is superb. So much so that may ditch Vegas and get a copy myself.
Problem with some of the cheaper programs, particularly the in built Microsoft stuff is that you loose a lot of quality when rendering, not too much of a problem if you only want to watch the finished file on your PC but, if uploading to the net it makes a big difference.
Cheers
Ben
Problem with some of the cheaper programs, particularly the in built Microsoft stuff is that you loose a lot of quality when rendering, not too much of a problem if you only want to watch the finished file on your PC but, if uploading to the net it makes a big difference.
Cheers
Ben
-
Saulyboy
- IB3 Member Level 1
- Posts: 56
- Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:19 pm
- Location: Perth, Scotland
- Contact:
Thanks Ben, I'll investigate Power Director further.Ben_D wrote:I use Sony Vegas Pro 10 but it is way OTT for anything I will ever ned to do with it. A mate of mine uses power director for stuff shot with his GoPro and the end result is superb. So much so that may ditch Vegas and get a copy myself.
Problem with some of the cheaper programs, particularly the in built Microsoft stuff is that you loose a lot of quality when rendering, not too much of a problem if you only want to watch the finished file on your PC but, if uploading to the net it makes a big difference.
Cheers
Ben
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests