A good private video editor is hard to find—especially when you want it to work across all of your devices. Yes, there are lots of decent video editors, including Microsoft’s Clipchamp tool and ...

Sometimes you just need a solid software package to get the job done. Here’s a list of my favorite video tools that will help you do just that without emptying your wallet. Sometimes you just need a ...

Video editing can be an intimidating task for beginners and even advanced users may find it challenging to manage all the features and options available. Fortunately, with Movavi Video Editor this is ...

For beginners, finding simple video editing software is vital to producing engaging content. CapCut desktop video editor stands out with its versatile features ...

(1) Software used to edit video files in the computer. Video frames can be deleted, combined and mixed with audio, and video editors may provide support for a variety of movie formats. Apple's iMovie ...

Video content has become an integral part of our lives in today’s digital age. Whether you’re a budding filmmaker or just want to enhance your vacation videos with the family, reliable and ...

OpenShot is a free and open source, cross-platform video editor available for Linux, Mac, and Windows computers. Under development for more than a decade, the latest version brings a lot of new ...

Microsoft has announced that a pre-installed Windows 11 video editor is on the way. The Clipchamp app is already available on the Microsoft Store. However, it will soon be an inbox app, meaning it's ...

Video metadata is the information of the video that helps people identify it. This information is embedded inside the tags of a video like title, creator, album, actors, cinematographer, description, ...

The Clipchamp Video Editor app is a good video editor. However, some users have reported that the Clipchamp Video Editor app does not export video or audio, and in some cases, the exporting takes ...

YouTube now has a tool that lets you edit and splice together your videos. Want to know how to use it? We'll show you how in five easy steps. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple.