So with my new quad, fully decked out with a shiny (okay matte finished) mobius action cam

[G+_Mr Bill]

So with my new quad, fully decked out with a shiny (okay matte finished) mobius action cam... I'm finding myself with more video footage than I've ever had to deal with in the past. I'm struggling to find half-way decent video editing software for windows that isn't outrageously expensive. I don't mind spending a little, but not $hundreds.

 

Feature Requirements:

  1) split/cut - essentially creating 'highlight' reels instead of boring someone with 15 minutes of footage where very little happens.

  2) simple transitions.

  3) audio track replacement / volume modification.

  4) accepts mobius MOV files (preferably natively without a lengthy transcode).

  5) optional: Adding titles/text

 

Any ideas?

[G+_David Keeler]

I have a copy of Roxio Creator (2010) that works for me and allows me to put a swankey "Airwolf" music theme to my flights!

[G+_The Grimm Perspective -]

Cannot speak from experience but a quick look on Amazon came up with a couple of versions of Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum (11 or 12)? Might be something for you to review? Let us know your results either way.

[G+_Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ]

Great topic!

 

I use Adobe Premiere, but I know that's a little expensive for most hobbyists. -- There isn't a great Linux-based NLE that I can suggest (it's the reason why none of my primary workstations use Linux)

 

Maybe the Cyberlink Powerdirector?

[G+_Donald Burr]

I've heard good things about Adobe Premiere Elements. Basically most of the features of Premiere,  but at a more consumer-friendly price.