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Here the editing video program "Acdsee Video Studio 3", you can claim a free copy at this link until 29 july:

https://www.acdsee.com/en/download-our- ... -for-free/

never heard about that... but ultimate free video editor is DaVinchi Resolve

Thanks Cellulo...installed and registered...

but many icons in the side-toolbar of my notebook (Asus17" Win10 pro) begin to flicker while it's running...and until stop the program...never seen before...someone have idea about that?

Update your video drivers, reboot and see if the buggy behavior continues.

I like Resolve but I often have really quick edits that I can complete in half the time with good results using open source or free tools. I am checking this one out because I used to use ACD Canvas X.

Checked drivers of my NVidia 740 and they are updated...

I don't know anything about Acdsee but both HitFilm and DaVinci have free versions that are quite powerful. They don't have all the features and abilities of the paid versions of course.

Cellulo,
Thank you so much for the ACDSEE Video Studio info. I have used ACDSEE pic viewer almost as long as I have had a PC.
I still use it today. (of course it had become bloated as the years passed).
I did go to the site and downloaded ACDSEE Video Studio, works great! No issue with it installed on Win10.
Thanks!!!

I wonder if I can reinstall it after July29th if needed? I saved the license key.

Hi Steinie, I think it's better to launch acdsee video studio until the 29 july to activate your license key and have it forever in your acdsee account, i don't know after the 29 july if the license key can be activated after this date.

I found this offer on this cool youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/gamefromscratch/videos

stainie: try xnView... I had ACDsee pic viewer yrs ago, switched to xnView

Btw: Iam done with Vegas, its crashing like hell... went with daVinchi instead. So i cannot recomend Vegas anymore.

Bitkar, thanks! I'll give it a try.

Cellulo wrote: 22 Jul 2020, 07:21 Here the editing video program "Acdsee Video Studio 3", you can claim a free copy at this link until 29 july:

https://www.acdsee.com/en/download-our- ... -for-free/

Not a bad video editor, but I like DaVinci Resolve better.

I also like DaVinci Resolve, it has excellent functionality and quality at a good level. I ran into the problem that while creating a video for my YouTube channel, DaVinci Resolve is unfortunately not very suitable. Do you know any good alternatives?

Warner James wrote: 16 Jun 2021, 08:47 I also like DaVinci Resolve, it has excellent functionality and quality at a good level. I ran into the problem that while creating a video for my YouTube channel, DaVinci Resolve is unfortunately not very suitable. Do you know any good alternatives?

I think ACDSEE Video Studio might be for you, but it's still worth considering different options and trying other video editors. I advise you to try Movavi's video editor, click to read more. With this video editor, you can perform various actions with your video without losing quality and adding very cool effects to it that will look good. I really like the stabilization feature with which I can smooth out videos by removing camera shake.

I tried ACDsee Image Viewer app many years ago...Never liked it. Thought it was all setup & engineered wrong...

Many freebies seem better to me-

-FMJsoft Image Eye (used to be commercial)

-DIMIN Viewer n5 (feature packed freeware)

-Honeyview (Great for Portable use & read into RAR & ZIP)

-Imagine (Once was commercial, setup very nice has animation shop which is great)

-Scarlett (similar to Imagine, hard to find now)

-Pictomio (I have early portable version cannot be found anymore...Very nice configurable viewer)

-11view (Used to be commercial...Has a PSD decompiler)

-MyViewPad (Reads over 100 formats...New version is junk though, best version old 3.50)

-ArtSage (Nice single-EXE portable for those who like right-click menus)


Did not include XNview or IrfanView as everybody knows about those...

Most of these fairly recent or still being developed (except the pictomio & scarlett)

VSDC free Video Editor

I use Movavi!
No not free but at around 60$ not breaking the bank!
The reason is simply renderspeed!
While most free options are pretty decent value and you have quite good features....your still laying off money..through...time...and electricity! A computer that runs over night at 300 W draws some current! Movavi is much faster and saves a lot of energy...in the end its even cheaper that way if you need it frequently!
Its also the fastest file converter App!
I have the Adobe Suite CS 6 and Premiere is included in it but I still use Movavi for the simple cutting process!
By the way Adobe Premiere CS 2 is free too! Though the old non retail site!
100% legal! PS CS 2 etc same 100% legal!