Shotcut is a free and open source video editor
Shotcut is an open-source video editor that works across Windows, macOS and Linux. It's simple to use than most, includes support for a wide range of formats and resolutions up to 4K.
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Create and edit MKV videos with ease with MKVToolNix
MKVToolNix is a free set of tools to create, alter, and inspect Matroska and WebM files. It's available on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Adobe adds basic video editing controls to Lightroom
Photographers can use familiar tools to edit video
VSDC is a simple yet powerful video and audio editor
VSDC Free Video Editor lets you create and edit videos with visual and audio effects. Its non-linear editor lets you to place objects at random positions on the timeline and supports all popular video formats.
VideoPad Editor is a user-friendly video editing tool
With over 50 visual effects and an easy-to-use interface, VideoPad Video Editor lets you create pro-quality videos in an optimized format for any playback device. It is free for non-commercial use and it won't watermark your projects.
Edit videos like a Pro with DaVinci Resolve 17
DaVinci Resolve is a complete solution for video editing, color correction, and audio post production with a fully featured free version available to download for Windows, Mac and Linux.
New GPU acceleration patch for Adobe Premiere Pro makes video encoding much faster
Encoding 4K video could be up to five times faster
NFL Films used simple multimedia tech to recreate the first Super Bowl broadcast
Only one original recording exists, but the NFL doesn't have it
Content-Aware: You can now remove objects from videos using Adobe After Effects
Get out of the shot, Man! Never mind.
