Whats a simple video editing program for someone is lazy?

[TroonsDid911]

I'm lazy and don't want to spend tons of time learning a complicated video editing software when all I want to do is organize a few clips and maybe add text / audio.

Whats a video editing program for dummies?

 

[malleusmaleficarum]

im sure there's some free niggerware out there somewhere

 

[Admiral Throbnelius]

I think Null recomended Kden Live in the how to archive thread, which looked like a nice and simple free video editor.

 

[DumbDude43]

webm for retards
yes that's what it's called

 

[Rozzy]

https://kiwifarms.st/threads/ffmpeg-tips-and-tricks.68762/

 

[Neo-Nazi Rich Evans]

ffmpeg. it is literally just a few keyboard commands to edit a video. not much lazier than that.

Spoiler: my actual choice

i use kdenlive for the very simple and basic edits i occasionally do. seems to work well enough, and hasnt been too difficult for a retard like me to figure out. plus it is FOSS.

 

[Haunted Dishwasher]

Shotcut is relatively accessible, has all the options you need and it's free.

 

[Alligator Alcatraz]

Kden Live for free and open source video editor.

Kdenlive - Video Editing Freedom

Kdenlive is a powerful free and open source cross-platform video editing program made by the KDE community. Feature rich and production ready.

kdenlive.org

If you have Windows 10/11, press Windows+G button for the free built-in video recording program.

 

[HarblMcDavid]

Lossless Cut for pure clips.

Lightworks is a bit involved but free enough for most purposes and pretty well documented.

I'm not linking anything but Premier CS6 via the CS6 Master Collection LS16 is much easier to use, better, and functionally free if you can figure out how to find and run the x-force keygen sandboxed to avoid whatever virus shit it tries to do, how to edit a hosts file, and how to navigate updating it all (which is actually the most complicated part).

Lightworks and Premier are both overkill for clips though.

 

[The handsome tard]

Kden Live for free and open source video editor.

Kdenlive - Video Editing Freedom

Kdenlive is a powerful free and open source cross-platform video editing program made by the KDE community. Feature rich and production ready.

kdenlive.org

If you have Windows 10/11, press Windows+G button for the free built-in video recording program.

We had an open source media player (VLC) and record/streaming (OBS) so why not video editing? Thank you.

 

[gorgoroth7134]

Clipchamp. Don't need to download, free, simple.

 

[Pepe Cortisona]

 

[Just A Fat Round Bird]

The obvious and only right answer is Windows Movie Maker, come on you guys.

 

[Bob's Vagene]

Kdenlive sucks wiener. Get Shotcut.

 

[Snorky]

Open source video editing software tends to lack a direction or goal when being designed so it ends up being an undertaking just to learn them. If you want something that just works, unironically Windows Movie Maker will serve you just fine.

 

[Whitney Houston On Crack]

Avidemux.

 

[anliteralidiot]

Blender. They added a video editing mode.

 

[Tomboy Tuti]

I use premiere pro 2015 for YouTube stuff, it's pretty convenient with a small learning curve if you want to do animations n shit.

 

[Poppavalyim Andropoff]

iMovie

 

[⚞⛇⚟]

Davinci Resolve is kinda weird but at least its free.