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Posted by Domesticated on Jan-20-2010 03:48:

Free and basic video editor

Does anyone know of one? I tried VideoThang but I just keep getting an error when I attempt to export the edited video.

I want to do the following:

1. Split/shorten an existing video

2. Place music over the top at an adjustable volume.

Thanks. No trial versions please. I want something 100% free.

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 03:51:

I actually opened this thread without seeing you were the thread starter. Thought it was a bot, and was just about to suspend

Not sure about free ones, sorry. My gf uses Vegas, which is pretty much the opposite of what you're after.

Edit: I just asked her anyway. She suggested Windows Movie Maker

Posted by Domesticated on Jan-20-2010 04:19:

Holy shit. That has been on my computer since SP2 and I never realised. Suits me perfectly. Thanks.

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-20-2010 04:20:

what program does your mum use for her website?

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 04:21:

Windows Movie Maker is nice. It's the program I use to make my NY videos:

Very simple, but is it fun!

Posted by Domesticated on Jan-20-2010 04:41:

Armed with this information I may have to make a video appearance on tranceaddict.com/forums.

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 04:43:

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Originally posted by Domesticated
Armed with this information I may have to make a video appearance on tranceaddict.com/forums.

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 04:43:

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Originally posted by Domesticated
Armed with this information I may have to make a video appearance on tranceaddict.com/forums.

Do it!

Posted by jonSun on Jan-20-2010 04:49:

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Originally posted by Lira
Windows Movie Maker is nice. It's the program I use to make my NY videos:

Very simple, but is it fun!

haha nice. what track is that?

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 04:51:

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Originally posted by Lira

Hahaha, that's awesome Lira

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 04:53:

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Originally posted by jonSun
haha nice. what track is that?

The drum'n'bass in the end? I made it for the occasion

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 05:12:

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Originally posted by Lira

The drum'n'bass in the end? I made it for the occasion

Not bad Lira, I like that type of DnB.

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 05:14:

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Originally posted by Sushipunk
Not bad Lira, I like that type of DnB.

Really? Thanks, maybe I should work on it - it's been 4 or 5 years since I last finished a track

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 05:18:

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Originally posted by Lira
Really? Thanks, maybe I should work on it - it's been 4 or 5 years since I last finished a track

About the same for me, maybe 6 or 7 might be closer though

I didn't even know you produced.

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 05:29:

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Originally posted by Sushipunk
About the same for me, maybe 6 or 7 might be closer though

I didn't even know you produced.

It's been one of my favourite hobbies since my early teens: I took a break during my undergraduate studies after I became frustrated with a few technical details like compression and equalisation.

By the way, I didn't know you produced What genre?

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 05:39:

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Originally posted by Lira
It's been one of my favourite hobbies since my early teens: I took a break during my undergraduate studies after I became frustrated with a few technical details like compression and equalisation.

By the way, I didn't know you produced What genre?

I used to produce Big Beat/Breaks. I tried some trance, but it was awful. Actually, the big beat/breaks were pretty crap too

Looking back, I don't think I've even started a track in 4 or 5 years My gf and I still have some cool keyboards/samplers/gear (she used to produce too), but none of it has even been set up for a while now, except for the sampler hooked up to my gf's computer. Can't bring ourselves to sell it

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 05:45:

"Sushipunk and Sashimihardcore" would be an awesome name for a big beats act

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 05:52:

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Originally posted by Lira
"Sushipunk and Sashimihardcore" would be an awesome name for a big beats act

I told her a couple of weeks ago that you've nicknamed her Sashimihardcore She lol'd.

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 05:59:

Well, I don't know her name and that's the best feminine for "Sushipunk" I could think of. I tried to come up with a feminine version of Stu but "Star" sounds like the nickname of a girl Boris would want to bonk

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 06:02:

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Originally posted by Lira
Well, I don't know her name and that's the best feminine for "Sushipunk" I could think of. I tried to come up with a feminine version of Stu but "Star" sounds like the nickname of a girl Boris would want to bonk

Her name is Belinda (or 'Bel' to nearly everyone).

Posted by Domesticated on Jan-20-2010 06:12:

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 06:13:

Never read it. Any good?

Posted by Lira on Jan-20-2010 06:17:

Oh, good, Bel is a lot easier to type than sashimihardcore

Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-20-2010 06:20:

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Originally posted by Lira
Oh, good, Bel is a lot easier to type than sashimihardcore

Shortening multi-syllable names is the Australian way.

Sadly, lengthening single-syllable names is also the Australian way.

In many cases, a multi-syllable name will be shortened, and then re-lengthened to something else.

Go figure

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-20-2010 06:23:

yeah. belinda to bel to sluttybuttfucker.

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