Hi Manish,

You can use Honestech Software.
Web link:
www.honestech.com/

Answered by luv ali , an ibibo Citizen, at 6:24 PM on October 27, 2008

To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:50 AM on August 01, 2008

To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 6:51 PM on July 21, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 9:34 AM on July 19, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 5:00 PM on July 18, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For more details, Please visit the site-
http://www.desktop-vide o-gui de.com/edit-video.html

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 9:35 AM on July 17, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For more details, Please visit the site-
http://www.desktop-vide o-gui de.com/edit-video.html

Answered by Satya ~ , an ibibo Master, at 6:10 PM on July 14, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 5:52 AM on July 12, 2008

well, To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For the average home user, it is better to get something like Pinnacle Studio Plus which is very user-friendly and will let you edit your videos with a minimum of hassle.

The first step in editing video files is to import the video file into the program. The input video file is typically in AVI format (after being captured into the computer). Once imported, the video file is ready to be edited and manipulated at will.

Moving between different scenes in a video production may take some work if the original video was badly shot. Very often, we may shoot a video carelessly, cutting from one scene to another suddenly. Adding screen transitions will help to solve these problems. A screen transition is essentially an animated way of linking one video scene to the next. You can choose to dissolve one scene into another, or have one scene 'flying away' to reveal the next scene. The ability to add screen transitions is a standard feature in most video editing programs.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 4:06 PM on June 30, 2008

To edit video files in your computer, you will need a video editing software package. There's a huge array of video editing programs in the market. The de-facto standard in video editing is Adobe Premiere (for PCs) and Final Cut Pro (for Macs). These packages have an extremely full video editing feature set and can do just about anything to your video. It is, however, expensive so I would not recommend it unless you're a into professional video editing.

For more details, Please visit the site-
http://www.desktop-vide o-gui de.com/edit-video.html

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 5:36 PM on June 25, 2008