Best video editing software for adding text and intros to screencasts?
September 23, 2013 10:42 AM Subscribe
Looking some sort of editing software to help me add titles, text, and brandings to the existing videos and screencasts I have.
We are not looking for screencasting software that has this included, we are looking for a standalone editing tool that will allow us to add in textual elements and watermarks to video files.
More of what I'm seeking:
It can cost money or be free.
It should be very easy and intuitive for non-technical teachers to use.
It ideally should take mp4, mov, and wav files.
It should have a tech support team that is good and responsive.
What is the best and/or easiest one to use?
Previously: Similar to this 2011 question, but I am sure there are new answers now.
Another related question that didn't quite answer what I am looking for.
We are not looking for screencasting software that has this included, we are looking for a standalone editing tool that will allow us to add in textual elements and watermarks to video files.
More of what I'm seeking:
It can cost money or be free.
It should be very easy and intuitive for non-technical teachers to use.
It ideally should take mp4, mov, and wav files.
It should have a tech support team that is good and responsive.
What is the best and/or easiest one to use?
Previously: Similar to this 2011 question, but I am sure there are new answers now.
Another related question that didn't quite answer what I am looking for.
Camtasia by TechSmith is pretty awesome.
It does cost money, but it's very easy to learn how to use (and is very powerful), and TechSmith's tech support is pretty good (although it is quicker to go to a TechSmith forum for help).
posted by KokuRyu at 11:24 AM on September 23, 2013
It does cost money, but it's very easy to learn how to use (and is very powerful), and TechSmith's tech support is pretty good (although it is quicker to go to a TechSmith forum for help).
posted by KokuRyu at 11:24 AM on September 23, 2013
Oh never mind, you should have mentioned right off the bat that Camtasia will not work for you.
Good luck.
posted by KokuRyu at 11:25 AM on September 23, 2013
Good luck.
posted by KokuRyu at 11:25 AM on September 23, 2013
Is there anything wrong with Windows Movie Maker? It's free.
posted by Chocolate Pickle at 3:29 PM on September 23, 2013
posted by Chocolate Pickle at 3:29 PM on September 23, 2013
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