Video editing software for the technically challenged...

[Jethro]

Is it Oneshot, or Openshot? Searching Oneshot isn't getting me video editors, lol.

[HeyMikey]

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[Jethro]

Thanks for all the input guys, looks like I am on my way now.

I've got OpenShot downloaded and am watching some Youtube instruction videos now. Looks like it is exactly what I was looking for and put together in a way even I can understand easily, plus lots of capability. For anyone following that is interested here is a really good instructional video.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLWXlc1BW-I"]🎥 OpenShot Video Editor Tutorial - YouTube[/ame]

[buck_wild]

Thanks for all the input guys, looks like I am on my way now.

I've got OpenShot downloaded and am watching some Youtube instruction videos now. Looks like it is exactly what I was looking for and put together in a way even I can understand easily, plus lots of capability. For anyone following that is interested here is a really good instructional video.

🎥 OpenShot Video Editor Tutorial - YouTube

Yes I'm so sorry- it is Openshot. I use this you so if you want to pick my brain a little, I'll gladly help with the basics.

[Jethro]

Well, thanks to you guys I ran through my first attempt at a compilation video. Considering I jammed through it pretty fast just learning I think it turned out pretty dang good!

https://rumble.com/v180rl3-spring-2022-called-coyotes.html

[SamHarper]

There's some pretty good free video software that has some high fallutin' capabilities, but you don't need to use all those capabilities. You can just learn a few basic stuff about cutting and pasting, and this software will work great. There are YouTube videos that will show you how to do it. Here is the software I use, and I'm not that savvy either.

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