Use free video software to create and edit videos of any complexity from a family greeting card to a company presentation. Cut, merge video files, apply visual and audio effects, use filtration and image correction, make slideshows and add an appropriate soundtrack. Use multi-color Chroma Key and advanced parameters settings to give your video a professional look. All popular video and audio formats are supported.
This program is intended for converting video files from one format to another. Nearly all popular video formats are supported (both reading and saving). In addition, the program drastically simplifies the task of converting videos for playback on specific multimedia devices, such as iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or Huawei P30 Pro. The program is extremely easy to use, has a modern interface and all necessary video processing functions.
The audio converter will help you convert audio files from one format to another. All key audio formats and codecs are supported. The program also allows you to manage playlists and meta tags, extract audio from video files and save these tracks on your computer in any format.
This audio tool is intended for grabbing audio tracks from compact discs and saving them to the user’s computer in any format. Nearly all popular audio formats and codecs are supported. The program can also extract track details from the FreeDB server for automatic file renaming and updating meta tags.
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VSDC video software is freely available for download to Windows OS-based PCs and laptops.
Effect templates can speed up your editing process tremendously. Using the template window you can save your custom-made effects and transitions for later use, instead of having to remake them every time.
Starting VSDC 6.8, creating templates has become as simple as it can possibly be. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process, step by step, and show you how to save all the settings of your effect.
First things first, you need to create an effect you want to save. It can be a transition, a video or audio effect, a media file, a picture, or even a combination of those things. It can be absolutely anything. In our case, it will be a transition containing several effects and a moving picture.
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Make sure to only change parameters in the Properties window, because the parameters from the Basic effects window will not be saved.
Now, all you have to do is save your template and assign the right properties to it. First, select all the objects you want to save as a template. Then, go to the Template window located on the left side of the window and press the Plus sign at the bottom.
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By default, the new template will be named “New Template 1”. However, in some cases, it can be called after the object that you are trying to save as a template, for example, “Image 1”. Double click your template to change its name so that you can easily find it later.
Now the only thing left to do is to set the duration of your template. Right-click on it and select Use as a transition if your template is a transition, or choose Use default duration if it is an effect template that can be stretched and applied to any part of a video.
Now you know how to create a custom effect template! As you can see, the process is rather straightforward. But most importantly, it’s a huge time saver because you’ll be able to apply these effects later with a single click.
If you want to learn more about cinematic transition effects you can create and save as templates, check out our how-to section. And if you would rather watch a video tutorial, we have you covered as well — here’s our YouTube channel.
This program allows you to capture the video of your desktop and save it on your PC in various formats. Coupled with a video editor, the program is a great tool for creating presentations, tutorials and demo videos.
The program captures video from external devices and records it to computer in a free format. You can save video from video tuners, webcams, capture cards and other gadgets.
"VSDC Free Video Editor is a surprisingly powerful, if unconventional video editor"
- PC Advisor
"This video editor gives you tons of control and editing power"
- CNet
"The editor handles many common formats and boasts a good deal of capabilities when it comes time to alter lighting, splice video, and apply filters and transitions in post production"
- Digital Trends