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Dec '25 •
Issues loading video editor
Hi, just wondering what you guys are using for your video editors. I am trying to download and use DaVinci Resolve 18 because my graphics card is older...just finished installing new driver for it and trying to install the video editor. Why not use capcut? They legally own your videos...so I prefer not to use it. Any other free editors beside imovie, and above mentioned?
2 likes • Dec '25
Nothing is free anymore. That's the nature of software in the modern world. You can download Camtasia and try it for free, but if you are going to use it for any serious editing there are several layers of subscriptions. I started using Wondershare Filmora many years ago when you just purchased the software. Now you can do some very basic editing "for free" but the videos have a watermark. Like Camtasia, Wondershare Filmora has turned to a paid subscription model where you pay a monthly fee to use it. There are also extra subscription for AI tools and plugins that can drive up the monthly fees. I've been Wondershare Filmora for years, it's a very basic user interface. I'm not happy with how the fees can nickel and dime you with extras, but I haven't found anything I like to replace it. I tried DaVinci Resolve and I didn't find it easy to learn. I've been using desktop software since the early days of Windows in the 1990s, and I felt like DaVinci Resolve has too many user quarks that are specific and unique to the app, so I set it aside for now.
Dec '25 •
Proposed packaging your thoughts appreciated
I've been quiet on the online forums lately because I've been consumed with researching themes like mine. I've been looking very closely at successful videos of people teaching history. My research showed there were successful channels across the board. Some people were doing great with 8-to-12-minute videos, there were a lot in the 20 to 30 minutes range, and one very successful channel where the videos ranged anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours. (Sorry dude I zone out at around an hour.) I've written the scripts and was just about to start pumping out videos when I had this ah-huh moment, how long to make videos. Breaking themes into smaller shorter "two packs" that are a one - two punch. Here's my outline: ===== Episode "the history of strange science" teases to follow up episode: Voltaire, the Patron Saint of Cynics ===== Episode “Power, Responsibility, and Why the Internet Broke It” teases to follow up episode: Mark Twain, The Great American Cynic ===== Episode "Edison Lies: Debunking the myths" teases to follow up episode: The Real Bio of Thomas Edison ===== Episode "Tesla Lies: Debunking the myths" teases to follow up episode: The Real Bio of Nikola Tesla
2 likes • Dec '25
Cool! That's what I say!
Nov '25 •
Where have your videos gone?
@Alexa Saarenoja Creator Breakthrough Series Alexa Saarenoja 5 / 9 I can only see the first five. I see this message 4 unavailable videos are hidden
Nov '25 •
Anyone Noticed YouTube Has Now Hidden Channel Subscribers?
These last few I have noriced that YT has changed the way Channel info is displayed. Quietly (unless I missed the announcement somewhere), but they have STOPPED DISPLAYING CHANNEL SUBSCRIBER NUMBERS as we saw them before. What's going on? Anyone know?
0 likes • Nov '25
@Rachel Keyser Maybe you're seeing what I am. I tried to @Alexa Saarenoja videos and I am getting this message: 4 unavailable videos are hidden
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