Topic by alisson 2016-10-25 03:16:40

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hello, anyone know if there is any video editing program that is accessible with screen readers?   I want to edit videos for a youtube channel

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Reply by shuteye 2016-10-28 20:08:16

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People have had good luck with IMovie, there's even a couple of youtube tutorials on the net about it

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Reply by cw 2016-10-28 21:03:51

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IMovie is on the mac and IOS. So, I think it is worthwhile knowing the OS that you wish to edit your videos on alisson so that we can maybe point you right. As for IMovie, I never played with it myself, so I cannot tell you how good it is for what is being attempted. I always thought that editing videos was more of a visual thing, but I am interested in what I learn in this regard.

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Reply by microsoftsam203 2016-10-29 10:35:55

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I also wanne know this.
And I am on a windows machine.
Check out my last playthrough at: https://youtu.be/I-V4Rp_tSoU

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Reply by the player 2016-10-29 14:07:43

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@Alisson:
You can try Videoredo TVSuite. It should work with MP4-files.

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Reply by TalonTheDragon 2016-10-29 18:31:59

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Or just use Reaper.

Reaper has video editing capabilities. I'm not sure how advanced they are, but I was able to cut, fade and basic editing with it, and it turned out good.

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Reply by microsoftsam203 2016-10-30 09:03:46

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What is reaper?
Is it free?

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Reply by emma88 2017-01-10 15:02:43

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Hi there! Feel free to check out this video editing tool - http://movie-creator.com/ . It's a fantastic video editing software with flexible and simple interface. You can simply add visual effects, transitions, titles, and audio tools.

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Reply by jack 2017-01-11 06:21:55

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Reaper is a digital audio workstation (daw) pretty much goldwave with multitrack capabilities, suited to music production. Supposedly it has video creation functionality as well. Reaper is made accessible through the Osara plugin for available windows and mac, however video creation is probably on your own, not sure if the plugin supports it.

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