Liquivid - A Light Video Editing App for PC and Mac (Great for GoPro Videos)

Of course you get excited when you get a new smartphone or a GoPro camera. Of course you immediately start to shoot lots videos. Of course you're anxious to publish them all. But wait!

You might wanna edit them a little before hitting the publish button. So what do you do?

Well, you start researching video editing software. And you'll find a ton. Actually you'll most likely get confused. Which one to choose?

Snagit Screen Capture Software Review

First of all let it be said there is a lot of screen capture software out there. Some are terrific and save you time. Others, not really. Filtering all the incoming information is paramount to finding the right solution!

As a Full time parent, class teacher and part time Trainer, saving or losing time could be a ‘make or break deal’ when it comes to selecting the tools I use.

That being said I am very positive about Snagit and the possibilities of its use within my own personal projects, training projects AND as a tool enabling me to more effectively ‘Flip’ my class. As the owner and editor of a blog and YouTube channel sharing resources with teachers I’m always looking for the next ‘big thing’ that will transform the way I deliver content. Techsmith has already impressed me with their Camtasia Editor and I’m now ready to try the full licensed version of Snagit. Another program part of their brilliant suite of products.

CyberLink PowerDirector Review - Consumer's No. 1 Video Editing Software

PowerDirector by CyberLink is ranked as consumer's best video editing software. But this doesn't mean you cannot achieve professional results since the program has tons of effects and features that you can use.

Anyway, let's get one thing straightened: if you want to vlog on YouTube, the video editing program itself has almost nothing to do with it.Vlogging is nothing more than personality display. You gotta be interesting, intriguing and entertaining. Period.

Video Editing Software Review - Magix Movie Edit Pro Plus

I was desperate for a program that would import those GoPro MP4 files. It was January 2010.

I tried Pinnacle, I tried VirtualDub, I tried MPEG Streamclip, I tried Ulead, I tried Sony Vegas (wouldn't run on my old laptop), I tried Adobe Premiere (same thing - it required more hardware resources to run well) but none did it for me.