Basic and free video editing software for Mac?
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I'd recommend spending a tenner on iMovie if you're likely to be doing this more than once.
Otherwise, if you just want to stitch video together without doing much more, VLC can do that by streaming/exporting a playlist to a new file. It can also add an audio track, but not sure about the text - it depends where you want it placed.
Otherwise, if you just want to stitch video together without doing much more, VLC can do that by streaming/exporting a playlist to a new file. It can also add an audio track, but not sure about the text - it depends where you want it placed.
Edited by marshalla on Saturday 25th June 08:07
If it absolutely has to be free then look at Davinci Resolve;
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davincir...
...but even thought you have to pay for it, I think for simplicity and the tutorials then iMovie is hard to hard beat.
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davincir...
...but even thought you have to pay for it, I think for simplicity and the tutorials then iMovie is hard to hard beat.
Don't pay the tenner yet. Open the App Store, click on 'purchased' and have a look to see if iMovie is there with an Install button. If you bought your Mac new, it should be.
For whatever reason it wasn't on my Mac, but it was there.
iMovie works very well for the simple editing I need.
For whatever reason it wasn't on my Mac, but it was there.
iMovie works very well for the simple editing I need.
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