If you want a transition effect between segments, then OpenShot might be better for joining.
subsequent clips, in order.Ĭlips need to be the same format(s), can't join different aspect ratios/video stream formats/etc.
Then join by opening the first clip, then File > Append. Just make sure when you cut, you clip on the last/next keyframe (> buttons) when clipping. Have to be done in 2 steps - cut the individuals first, then one process to join. I hope the above Callender - roughly how often does the VSDC Pro offer appear - and where? (I'm rather of a follower of the late Sir Terrance Conran - who basically said that good design doesn't need an instruction book!) VSDC Video Editor 8.1.2.455 圆4 / 8.1.2.454 x86 add to watchlist send us an update buy now 19. Something that is intuitive rather than having a convoluted process to follow would be great. I'm not aiming to do anything more complicated than this.Īs far as the UI goes - ideally the simpler, the better. If the editing apps could add transitions between the clips (fade through black) then even better. Ideally, the cutting or 'trimming' should be frame-by-frame. I have several short (around 5mins / 120Mb) mp4 video clips that I wish to 'edit' by either removing the initial title sequence or the end credits (or both) and then 'stitch' five of these together to produce a single mp4 video of around 22-23 mins. To refine my requirements - pretty simple really hence my initial use of the Microsoft Photos app! Converting, cutting and merging - AVIDemux (freeware, no watermarks)
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