free video editor?

[Mongoose1983]

Anybody can recommend some free video editor with the basic features?

I'd like to make some videos and I am looking for an editor like the one I had in my old computer, something that allows to mix short videos with photos and music. Hopefully someone in here might know best of a good one to download.

Thanks in advance for your help!

You all have a great Sunday!

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

What's your OS? I thought newer versions of Windows came with a basic video editor.

Don C.

[Mongoose1983]

Thanks for the response, Don.

Well, this laptop has a few months, came with some windows thing but is now working with windows 7. I don't know much about computers, but in my previous computer (which unfortunately was also a windows) I had an editor that some broad installed with a disc. I think there must be some basic thing to download somewhere in the net but wanted to hear some opinion from users (if there are free editors at all).

[Figuremod73]

Your computer should have Windows movie maker pre-installed. From my experiences its fine for low level editing such as home movies. You would most likely need a video converter if you wanted to upload to Youtube however.

I looked around and I did find this website BUT keep in mind I have not tested this one personally so I cant say how well it works or if at all. It was the only one that "claims" to be completely fee with no trial period that I have come across. If you decide to try it, let me know how well it works. http://videoeditingsoftwarefree.biz/

[Mongoose1983]

Thanks Figuremod73. I'm downloading it right away.
I have the videosoft converter, which is free and works very good with almost every video and audio format.
I just need some editor, and it seems my laptop doesn't have moviemaker.

[drquest]

You can grab an older version of Adobe Premier from Adobe themselves, with a good serial that's provided from Adobe. Same thing goes for a number of their older software include Photoshop CS2.

Here's a link to the info: http://gizmodo.com/5973730/grab-phot...?post=55915419

[Figuremod73]

Thanks for the link. I might give these a try myself.

[Mongoose1983]

Your computer should have Windows movie maker pre-installed. From my experiences its fine for low level editing such as home movies. You would most likely need a video converter if you wanted to upload to Youtube however.

I looked around and I did find this website BUT keep in mind I have not tested this one personally so I cant say how well it works or if at all. It was the only one that "claims" to be completely fee with no trial period that I have come across. If you decide to try it, let me know how well it works. http://videoeditingsoftwarefree.biz/

I thank you again for taking the time to find this, Figuremod73. I tried it, but would not recommend it. It was complicated, and slow, and didn't worked as I expected. Will just have to try something else.