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Simple Editing Program

Mr. D

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Is there a "simple" video editing program that can be used on 10.14 that is very easy to use for people that only want to edit home movies like "iMovie 5.02 of System 10.6.8"? I find the current iMovie versions very complicated as if they were designed for people that want to make a movie for Netflix. I simply want to edit simple home movies without a lot of study of a very complicated editing system.

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Raz0rEdge

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Use the free iMovie or Movies app within macOS and use YouTube videos to learn the basics of what you want to do.
 

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