Comments on: Free and Open Source Video Editing Tools for Windows http://easy-life.sabza.org/2008/09/free-open-source-video-editing-tools-windowsxp/ Computer Tips and Tutorials for non-IT Folks Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:18:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Noumaan http://easy-life.sabza.org/2008/09/free-open-source-video-editing-tools-windowsxp/#comment-60 Noumaan Wed, 10 Sep 2008 20:23:02 +0000 http://easy-life.sabza.org/?p=64#comment-60 Gary thank you for this update. I have used Avidemux on my Ubuntu Linux, it is indeed a very useful tool. I tried installing videospind a couple of days ago but its review on the PCworld stopped me doing so. The review says that it runs advertisements and lots of important features are available for paid version only. Gary thank you for this update. I have used Avidemux on my Ubuntu Linux, it is indeed a very useful tool. I tried installing videospind a couple of days ago but its review on the PCworld stopped me doing so. The review says that it runs advertisements and lots of important features are available for paid version only.

]]> By: Gary http://easy-life.sabza.org/2008/09/free-open-source-video-editing-tools-windowsxp/#comment-59 Gary Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:57:41 +0000 http://easy-life.sabza.org/?p=64#comment-59 I've got to say I'm not as big a fan of Windows Movie maker as you are, but this is mainly because I know there are a huge number of tools out there that are as good - and usually better: 1) Jahshaka Jahshaka is a free multi-use offline editing tool. Although it is still fairly new on the market. 2) T@B ZS4 T2B ZS4 is a free video editing and compositing tool from Zwei-Stein. Its not for everyone, but it could be for you. 3) Wax A free tool with powerful editing and compositing abilities. 4) Video Spin Video Spin is the free video editing tool from Avid. 5) Vivia Vivia is a basic editing software which is currently being developed and is in Beta testing. If you are using Linux or Windows you might want to check this out 6) Avidemux One of the more stable and complete free tools available. 7) Blender Blender is a powerful, multi-use editing/compositing and modeling tool. It's one of the best on the market and it's free. 8) Movica A tool to deal with MPG and flash video. It's simple, it's powerful and it's free! Information about these and more can be found on this web site: http://www.free-video-editing.com/fve Thanks I’ve got to say I’m not as big a fan of Windows Movie maker as you are, but this is mainly because I know there are a huge number of tools out there that are as good – and usually better:

1) Jahshaka
Jahshaka is a free multi-use offline editing tool. Although it is still fairly new on the market.

2) T@B ZS4
T2B ZS4 is a free video editing and compositing tool from Zwei-Stein. Its not for everyone, but it could be for you.

3) Wax
A free tool with powerful editing and compositing abilities.

4) Video Spin
Video Spin is the free video editing tool from Avid.

5) Vivia
Vivia is a basic editing software which is currently being developed and is in Beta testing. If you are using Linux or Windows you might want to check this out

6) Avidemux
One of the more stable and complete free tools available.

7) Blender
Blender is a powerful, multi-use editing/compositing and modeling tool. It’s one of the best on the market and it’s free.

8) Movica
A tool to deal with MPG and flash video. It’s simple, it’s powerful and it’s free!

Information about these and more can be found on this web site:
http://www.free-video-editing.com/fve

Thanks

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