If this is why you want to make videos, then you may not need spending money on the video editing software. You may have some clips for your family or friends recorded in your mobile, and you want to make a video for your own memory or to share with friends online. The purposes of making videos may include: Because this will help us to choose what to buy, and how much we want to spend. Purpose of Making Videosīefore we make the decision to buy anything, we need to know why we need this. Whether it is for you? It will depend on your purposes of making the video. If you have some experiences, or want to add something more fancy looks to the video, you may choose or combine with other video editors (as I explained later for Pros & Cons). Plus, who does not want to invest too much money to start with, do not require too much on visual effects (simple looks, not fancy ones, in my opinion). It is good for a beginner who wants to get a video done as quickly as possible (based on a short learning time). Who Is It For?įrom my own experince, VideoPad is an efficient video editor for those who have zero experience in video editing. Once you finish the video editing, you can share the video online from the software interface, but I never used this because I normally save the final version to computer then upload to Youtube. Other features I haven’t used but can be useful, such as recording your own narrative, say if you want to explain things in video rather than just playing background music. I also add the audio file, such as music file (.mp3) to be used as the video’s background music. What I often used include: video trim, transitions with effects, adjust the brightness or contrast, change speed and add subtitles. You can import video clips in different formats, such as from either mobiles, compact cameras or video recorders.
It is easy to use and can create good quality videos in a short time.
Basic factors to consider when choosing the video editor software.
The page of review VideoPad includes the following parts:
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