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Video Editing Program
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chas_m
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You guys are kidding, right?
What's wrong with iMovie, which is included on your Mac exactly?
What's wrong with iMovie, which is included on your Mac exactly?
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My Macbook never actually had imovie on it. I'm looking for a free alternative for imovie. Something that can do at least basic editing but is free.
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If you bought it new, it should have it. iLife came with every SnowLion install and Mac made.
throw your install or apps dvd in the drive and see if the software is there for restore.
throw your install or apps dvd in the drive and see if the software is there for restore.
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cola56: on Mac-Forums you conveniently managed to omit mentioning that you don't have a Mac? Really??
So sorry, I don't know of any free video editing programs for PC. Indeed, I don't know of any PC video editing programs under $300 that don't suck. If your machine came with Windows Movie Maker, you could try that.
Gavino: either restore iMovie from your original restore DVD, or better yet buy the latest version from the Mac App Store for $15.
Denalapple: not sure what you mean by "laggy". As for the video you link to -- my gawd that was awful, some people should be banned from making videos -- if you're asking how to video-record your screen, you can use QuickTime X to do this (and there are many other programs that can do it) and he added the captions later (badly).
So sorry, I don't know of any free video editing programs for PC. Indeed, I don't know of any PC video editing programs under $300 that don't suck. If your machine came with Windows Movie Maker, you could try that.
Gavino: either restore iMovie from your original restore DVD, or better yet buy the latest version from the Mac App Store for $15.
Denalapple: not sure what you mean by "laggy". As for the video you link to -- my gawd that was awful, some people should be banned from making videos -- if you're asking how to video-record your screen, you can use QuickTime X to do this (and there are many other programs that can do it) and he added the captions later (badly).
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