I use Windows Movie Maker and while that has served me extremely well and I have also learned to use that quite well. Now my question is not as much about Camstudio but more from a content creator stand point. Even if my brain bled a couple of times! lol I am enjoying doing LP's and that wouldn't of been possible had it not been for your tutorials and posts and guidance. Its amazing and you can see my work here gradually improve. Its been about 2 weeks and I have become fairly adept at using it now.Īchieving framerates at around 35-60 depending on what I'm recording. I wanted to smash my head into a wall not know ANYTHING about framerates or playbacks or codecs or pretty much anything. Hey there! Let me start by saying how much I love Camstudio. This was the question I asked to Terry which he responded to with the above! Please add your own favorites and any settings or compression setups that you used to make the editors work better! OpenShot, Cinelerra, Avidemux, Blender, PiTiVi, the Adobe Premier-like (amazing) KdenLive, Kino and Lives are all popular with tons of support. If you get a Linux distro like AVLinux or KXStudio using their Live DVDs burned onto a disk and can figure out how to get the audio to work with JACK (not that hard, but YouTube videos to the rescue again), you'll have plenty of other alternatives. These are all professional tools and as such take a bit of learning, but all three are free! The interface takes SOME getting used to (watch plenty of YouTube videos).Īvidemux is a Linux program ported to Windows and Mac. Lightworks has a free edition (registration required, but their emails are not too offensive).īlender is much more than a 3-D rendering and animation tool - it has a formidable video editor and compositing tools built in. Windows Movie Maker is nothing to sneer at once you get the output profile selection and setup right - the defaults are mostly horrific.

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