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Absolutego
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editing what? photos? video? audio?
tbh 99% of the time the answer is going to be "pirate Adobe's latest product", or if it's going real well "here's the open source equivalent of <adobe product>"
tbh 99% of the time the answer is going to be "pirate Adobe's latest product", or if it's going real well "here's the open source equivalent of <adobe product>"
Empresa
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knowing naught its probably cunny
i want to add an audio track over video.
and, i was gonna try to make some cunny edits with subtitles from the anno godzilla film, but that's not the point.
Absolutego
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If you're just laying a mp3 track over footage there's a gajillion online-only tools to let you do that, or premiere pro. Maybe DaVinci? I forget what they stick behind the paywall now.
The easiest way to do that is windows movie maker, there are obviously way better programs but trying to find a free one that doesn't limit what file format you can export to is gay. I used to have a laptop that came with all the adobe programs included but it broke years ago so I just use movie maker lol
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Not sure if its the easiest, but I use Open Shot and find it easy enough. Its widely used, has tons of documentation, and its free: Open Shot Video Editor
RealityDragon
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You could use Davinci Resolve it’s completely free and really damn good for the price https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/
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Download Kdenlive now to start free and open-source powered video editing on Linux, Windows or macOS! Feature rich and production ready.
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Kdenlive and Openshot are the best of the free ones. Openshot even has a 32 bit version for ancient machines still.