What's a good free video editing software?

>>1052472
ffmpeg

>>1052472
Probably not gonna do better than avidemux2 for Windows. Kdenlive is fairly alright on linux and will run on a virtual machine alright, but it can be slow and crashy. Very resource hungry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_video_editing_software

check the 'license' column

however, all of the titles are free if you google ''torrent name_of_software''

>>1052472

Blender isn't too bad. Take an hour or two and watch the tutorials to get rid of a lot of headache with the menu options.

>>1052472
no offense, great thread and all, but would you reckon this is more of a /g/ topic?

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>>>/g/fglt

kdenlive

OpenShot

If you use Linux.

For Windows, a combination of Virtualdub and Avisynth works well. You can add an external video encoder if you want more flexibility in output formats. Essentially, Avisynth reads it in and processes it, and sends it to Virtualdub, which is your editing interface, and Virtualdub can either save it as .avi or send it to the external encoder to be saved in any desired format. I think I used mencoder sometimes for the last bit, but there are a few good free alternatives. It's a surprisingly good, flexible, and powerful arrangement if you don't mind figuring out how to get it working.

Pirate Sony Vegas

>>1052472
Light works btfo of every free software on pc. I can't speak to apple but as long as you don't want 1080p it's amazing and so much better than everything else. It's pro software but it's free for commercial use, up to 720p. 1080p is actually a pretty reasonably priced upgrade too.

>>1052472
Pirate Premiere Pro.
Dont bother with anything else

>>1056254
This. You literally just have to replace 1 file (amtlib.dll)

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>>1052529

>>1052472
Shotcut is free.
I recommend pirating. Sony Vegas was overly pirated so there are lots of guides and tutorials for using it.