NA. Windows based video editing software

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Looking for recommendations for simple video editing software, something that will allow simple editing, replace the audio etc.

Windows 7 64bit
 
If you dig around in accessories or similar, I think Microsoft includes one for free. It is limited in the video formats it supports though. Poke around on Google and look for open source ones, and you should be able to get more flexibility at the same low cost.
 
Sony Vegas is good, not too tuff to learn and you can get some good results with it.

If you're really looking to go nuts, there is always avid
 
eman1200 said:
windows movie maker. free, basic, easy, eman1200 approved.
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+1 It's actually pretty powerful too if you rummage around a little deeper in the software. Cheap and included on your PC (Has to be downloaded on Win10)
 
Mtns2Skies said:
+1 It's actually pretty powerful too if you rummage around a little deeper in the software. Cheap and included on your PC (Has to be downloaded on Win10)
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Doesn't seem to work for MP4 on W10. Weird, it works OK on W7.
 
I have been using Cyberlink PowerDirector for several years (my GF produces training videos) and it works well and is fairly inexpensive.
 
jkaduk said:
I'll try it again. When I was having trouble I googled it and others seemed to have a problem as well.
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what's the actual problem you're having, importing the gopro file into moviemaker or something else?
 
MovieMaker is ok for simple stuff, but if you want to have multiple tracks for advanced editing, it won't do the job.
 
Thanks all for the suggestions.

I have "FreeMake" Video/Audio converter that allows basic editing but it was very bad at adding different audio
 
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