Does anyone know where I can download a good, free video editing software program?

It would mostly involve cutting out clutter/swerviness and combining footage from different videos. I'm savvy with audio but I'm a novice in digital video editing. I need to record myself giving a presentation for school.

My laptop has a built in webcam and microphone. What free Windows software would you recommend for this task? I have a bunch of HDTV shows recorded on a HD DVR.

How can I make a video compilation without knowing anything about video editing? Complication: Linux household. Can anyone suggest a simple Non-Linear Video Editing Software for Windows XP?

One that can accept and output variety of Formats. For editing together Videos (MJPG) taken on a Canon Digital photo Camera. Wanted: video editing software for OSX?

I'm looking for OSX video editing software to use for preparing live music videos for uploading to YouTube. I want to overlay audio tracks from an audio recorder over video footage from a digital camera, cropping either as needed, and exporting the finished video as MPEG4 or H.264. Final Cut seems like overkill (and costs a fair bit), and iMovie doesn't offer the precision to easily align the separate tracks.

Can anyone recommend a good, reasonably inexpensive package that will do the job? We need a web-based photo and video storage and tagging system. Does anyone have recommendations?

Simple AV capture program for a Windows laptop? I need a Windows program that will capture audio from my laptop's mic and video from my laptop's built-in camera, then dump the combined results to disk in some convenient video format. Can you recommend software for managing Flip videos on a PC?

How does one play back 2-channel video? It's becoming increasingly common in the art world to see various forms of multi-channel video: works or installations in which video plays back on more than 1 screen at a time. If I wanted to create a 2-channel video piece, what technical means would be available to me to play back both video channels in sync with each other?

Editing Software for HD Video? Looking for software with which I can read and edit raw . M2ts video files and later export them as mpeg/avi/whatever.

Challenging Video Editing question: If I wanted to take video from a multiple number of different sources (off DVD's or maybe Blue-Ray) and produce a single video from those sources (say each video has its own quarter of the screen), which editing tool(s) would be best to perform these tasks? Software must be PC. * produces good quality, quad-screen videos in high enough resolution to look good on typical home televisions, not just computer screens.

*Makes it easy to add your own music tracks or soundtrack, or it can use audio from any of the 4 videos as well, preferably both. What are the best programs that can convert almost ALL kinds of video files and vice-versa? What are the best programs (paid/shareware/freeware/open source) that can convert almost ALL kinds of video files and vice-versa?

What sort of software is used to make cool infographic movies? Does anyone know which software packages are made to make neat infographic-y movies like these? I'd love to make something along those lines as a cool compliment to The Money Meltdown.

Diavlogs for the masses! What's the best way to record split-screen video dialogues to post on my blog? Can front row be bookmarked?

Can Front Row be run in a window, or can videos being played in front row be bookmarked? Is there free video editing software that can edit audio as well? If so, how do I remove a specific sound from my video?

Any OpenGL coders out there? I want to use my GPU to speed up some video processing, but I know very little opengl. Can you tell me where to focus my research efforts?

Help me help my videos! VideoFilter: I have a ton of . Mpg video files out of my camcorder.

I would like to join them together as one file. It doesn't work using the copy command, I'm assuming because of embedded file data that messes up the indexes within the video footage. Is there a program that will take them and join them together quickly?

I don't want to edit them, just join them. So far the only options I've found is to import them all to Avid or Vegas and let it re-render it as a whole which takes forever. The second option was some cheesy software I found that did it but it also took 30 minutes for 10 minutes of footage to join, which seems ridiculous.

Does anyone in out there have a blackbelt in video-fu and can help me?