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I have a gopro and I use just the original editing software that came on my computer. I am looking for an advanced or higher quality editing software. If some one can recommend one I'd greatly appreciate it.
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If your looking for photo editing software, check out GIMP. Its like Photoshop lite and its free.
Although i just downloaded the newest version this week and its a little harder to use than some of the other versions i've had in the past.2013 PRO ANGLER 12
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I'm going to assume you are using windows. If you are looking for free software your only real option (without watermarks) is going to be the software that came with it and Windows Movie Maker. Those two together aren't too bad. Now if you are a little more technologically inclined and have a system already running Ubuntu (a flavor of linux) or have something laying around you can install it on there are several Free options. I use Cinelerra (http://cinelerra.org/). The need to convert the file to AVI isn't necessary and all the editing can be done with the original file rendered by the GoPro camera. Here's an article on the 5 Top video editors for Linux http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/top5-li...stem-software/Originally posted by shmal12 View PostJeff
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+1 on Windows Movie Maker...if your running Windows...Pretty intuitive...I barely scanned the how-to manual.Jackson - BIG TUNAComment
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You could use GOPro cineform studio Go to gopro website and download the software. I use AVS4YOU.com http://www.avs4you.comComment
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I would recommend you the Sony Movie Studio series. They are excellent tools to edit video.
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I have an older version of Sony Vegas 6 . Unopened Full version. Let me know if you are interested in buying it.Originally posted by MetroMan View PostComment
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