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Threeracers
Original Poster
660 posts
118 months
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I have just bought a Go Pro and I know that there are a few users here, what software do you use to edit the files? I am just looking for something that can edit out a couple of short clips from the rather large MPEG files.
TIA
Mark
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Biker's Nemesis
22,713 posts
77 months
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y2blade
46,335 posts
84 months
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I use windows movie maker 
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Threeracers
Original Poster
660 posts
118 months
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Just tried again and it says no to an MP4.
I am on XP and my Movie Maker is ver 5.1 - do I need a newer one or am I doing something wrong?
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3doorPete
6,862 posts
103 months
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I use Windows movie maker - the one in XP is painful to use, but the Windows 7 one is really quick and flexible. Only real things you can't do are picture in picture and change the speed (slow motions/speed up).
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Threeracers
Original Poster
660 posts
118 months
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Ok, are you all using the HD version and saving MP4 files from your GoPro?
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3doorPete
6,862 posts
103 months
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Threeracers said: Ok, are you all using the HD version and saving MP4 files from your GoPro? I'm on the non-HD and save as .avi's Works ok for me http://vimeo.com/14260601
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Threeracers
Original Poster
660 posts
118 months
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HD saves as MP4 and a little Googling has shown that Movie Maker will not play!
But thanks anyway
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3doorPete
6,862 posts
103 months
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Threeracers said: HD saves as MP4 and a little Googling has shown that Movie Maker will not play!
But thanks anyway If you are running Vista or Windows 7, download Windows Live Movie maker from Microsoft for free. It support MP4.
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Threeracers
Original Poster
660 posts
118 months
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Thanks Pete but XP Pro......
Apparently Quicktime works with MP4 so I might have to go that route
Mark
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Vidal Baboon
8,861 posts
84 months
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3doorPete said: Threeracers said: Ok, are you all using the HD version and saving MP4 files from your GoPro? I'm on the non-HD and save as .avi's Works ok for me http://vimeo.com/14260601 Nice  I feel I may have to get one of these for Le Mans.
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Sossige
3,142 posts
132 months
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3doorPete said: Threeracers said: Ok, are you all using the HD version and saving MP4 files from your GoPro? I'm on the non-HD and save as .avi's Works ok for me http://vimeo.com/14260601 Can't go wrong with a bit of AC/DC. S
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Monochrome
825 posts
65 months
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Imovie. It just works. 
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obscene
3,788 posts
54 months
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3doorPete said: I use Windows movie maker - the one in XP is painful to use, but the Windows 7 one is really quick and flexible. Only real things you can't do are picture in picture and change the speed (slow motions/speed up). I find it the other way round, XP is a doddle and windows 7 is a pain in the arse.
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Fats25
4,567 posts
98 months
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3doorPete said: You bringing the Go-Pro on Sunday?
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3doorPete
6,862 posts
103 months
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Fats25 said: 3doorPete said: You bringing the Go-Pro on Sunday? Naah - I can barely keep myself in functioning order on the lanes - let alone worry about sorting a camera too. I also have an intermittently sticking open throttle (bar grip problem) and am at work now, so can't fit the new one in time. That'll be focussing me too! @ Obscene - I find the 7 version loads quicker to edit as the pruning tool is rapid and easy. Once you've finished it also takes literally 10x less time to finalise the video. They didn't make it much better on functions, but editing now takes minutes rather than hours.
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bass gt3
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