CapCut Editor

Video and Photo Editing
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Hi My Family,

Well, I use to use the FREE Windows Movie Maker for my videos as absolutely rubbish and thick when it comes to use others with having to look at this, add that etc.

When movie maker stopped working advice was to use Capcut and was enjoying it. I normally add drone video… add fancy bits at start and finish, then music and upload.

I recently did a couple of videos where I was speaking… Well to me the Audio on playback after uploading to YouTube is rubbish. Why as no way to adjust in the app unless pro version?

Are there any better ones out there for free and very easy to use. Here is a couple of videos I did other day… Vaping and also my Operation.

Let me know as I can hardly hear a thing.

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LightCut is very easy to use

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Thanks for that Jacob. Is it Free?

Cheers,
Rich

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Yeah it’s free, well worth checking out

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I think that might just be for your iPad, tablet or phone.
The one I have on my laptop is videopad (it’s free also)

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Thanks for that buddy and will check it out now.

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For Windows PC
Da Vinci Resolve or Adobe Rush both have free versions

For iPad
iMovie and Adobe Rush are good

Android
Adobe Rush is available, never used it on Android though

For Mac
iMovie, Rush, DaVinci Resolve

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Thanks for that Alan.

I use windows 11 and will look at Davinci Resolve again as when had a go at searching it just took me to third party downloads.

Will look at Adobe Rush too as not done a search for that, so thank you for the tip on Adobe.

Like say, rubbish with computers so wanting really easy ones to use like my Windows Movie Maker when Included on Windows downloads.

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Sadly, Non-linear Video Editors tend not to be particularly simple and have a bit of a learning curve attached.

Da Vinci Resolve probably can’t be beaten for free but it will be a bit of a transition from Windows Movie Maker. Fortunately there are lots of great (and usually short) tutorials on YouTube. I’ve found the best way forward is to focus on a single task (e.g. how do I add a transition?) and look for tutorials on that - there are usually several to choose from.

The other thing about Resolve is, it might need a PC with a bit of grunt. As another alternative, I’ve found ShotCut to be generally good and a bit more lightweight. Also free.

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Thank you so much for the info. I have downloaded Davinci Resolve and also Adobe Rush and just need to install one and have a play, so think will try Davinci Resolve first.

Ive made a note of the Shotcut too, but issue downloading but will keep trying at some point.

Rich

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CapCut is definitely one of the best mobile editors out there for creating smooth and engaging videos. I often use it alongside Pixellab App Free to design custom text and graphics before importing them into CapCut for animation and transitions. The combo really levels up your content without needing a PC—perfect for creators on the go!

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Hi @michealjoni123, it looks as though you’re quite new here :wave:t2:

Why not nip over to the Introductions page, and say hello properly and tell us a bit about yourself. :+1:t2: