Only comment I would say it when zooming in on the timeline you are limited to only moving media as opposed to being able to crop and adjust them. Effects didn't work for me so can't make any comments on the interface for that, but hopefully they will do that interface well too. Being able to import multiple media files quickly, easily, and in to a single easy to find location. A seperate plane to view/hear imported media. Zooming in on the timeline for easy and precise movement of media. Being able to easily serperate the audio layer from a video. For one, being able to apply multiple layers of both audio and video. I have a lot of experience editting, and with this program it looks liek it hits on a number of key areas that other free software miss (I looking hard at you Movie Maker). Either way I downloaded it to test it out as I love the VLC Player. So yeah, at this point, it's not a ready to use program. Videolan Movie Creator is still a very early alpha version, but it’s a very promising tool that will hopefully turn into a simple, powerful video editor. All you need to do is drag and drop your media there and then you can arrange it any way you want - cut it into fragments, add effects, you name it! You have the typical dual-screen interface featured in many video editors, and a timeline at the bottom. Also, it includes a wizard that guides you though your first steps with the program and which comes in especially handy when you’re creating your first project.įinally, managing media in Videolan Movie Creator is really simple. But despite these problems, I think Videolan Movie Creator could become a really nice, easy-to-use video editor.įirst of all, Videolan Movie Creator features a well-designed interface, in black, gray and orange. Also, I wasn’t able to import images into the editor – only videos and audio files. Yes, the program is unstable and buggy, so expect quite a few crashes.
I must say that our testing of Videolan Movie Creator has been quite an adventure.
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