Avis clients sur OpenShot Video Editor

éditeur de vidéo facile à utiliser avec prise en charge windows, mac, linux de plus il à de nombreux effets, des luminosité, haute qualité y compris 4K

fonctionnalité d'édition un peu limite et est parfois lent

meilleur logiciel pour fabriqué des vidéos facile a utilisé et aussi contiens plusieurs options

franchement c'est un logiciel complet je n'ai rien a déclaré contre lui il impeccable sauf si en utilise un carte mère très avancé il faut qu'il ajoute quelque thème et plus des choix des effets puisque il est très simple

Les sous titres qui rendent la réalisation plus personnel.

Rien de plus difficile ou compliqué à mon avis

Ce logiciel est peu onéreux et convient parfaitement à un usage occasionnel, en complément d'autres logiciels plus complets.

Ce logiciel manque de fonctionnalités et ne conviendra pas pour un usage intensif ou professionnel.

I am using OpenShot almost daily to make varities type of videos and this is really a handy tool to make videos quickly. I can mix and match my all video elemants, also I can add extra tools if I need from the OpenShot. It's really easy to get a complete video with in few minutes and I think you don't need to be an expart video editor to work with Openshot. Now a days, so may people has their own channel and they also want to make videos to show everyone and I think OpenShoot is perfect for inexpert people. For official use Openshot is a great video editor.

As a regular user of OpenShot I would say it's a great tool. But I wish if they could have more additional elemants and tools then it will be more easier to complete videos. However, I like use this tool and this is make my task esay.

As an Openshot user, I can say that there are several advantages to this video editing software. First of all, its free nature makes it a popular choice for beginners or users with a limited budget. Second, Openshot is relatively easy to use, thanks to its intuitive user interface and smooth learning curve. In addition, it offers a variety of editing tools, visual effects and transitions to customize my videos. Finally, Openshot is available on multiple platforms, including Windows, Mac and Linux, making it accessible to a wide community of users

Openshot can sometimes be unstable and can crash or close unexpectedly, which can be frustrating if you're working on a large project. Also, its range of features is not as extensive as some of the more advanced video editing software, which can limit its capabilities for more complex projects. Finally, although the Openshot community is active and often provides updates, support can be limited compared to more popular and commercial video editing solutions. Despite these drawbacks, I find Openshot to still be an excellent choice for beginner to intermediate users looking for a simple, free video editing solution.

I'm a Youtuber and I use this softwareto edit my videos since the creation of the Youtube channel until now. It's very easy to use

It's a good software it's very easy to use no problem

Good software for good video editing of very good quality that I really enjoyed. It is a good software

Actually, the editing is very easy, and the videos are of very good quality

OpenShot is quick to download and install, and easy to use - I really like it as an inexpensive and quickly functional piece of my toolkit that clients can use during reviews of their results as well.

It was a bit non-intuitive to learn how the interface works at first, but when all else failed, I read the instructions, and things got a lot clearer a lot quicker.

Easy to use and simple above all effective (transitions, animations, interfaces, etc.)

Except that the video sometimes loses sound on my pc, everything is perfect

Openshot Video Editor is a very good software . it is generally used to edit videos

some editating tools are not really easy and must be explained to new users

i think it is good for converting standard video sizes like 640x480 or 720x480 screensizes to HD 720p quality output but you need to do some adjustments in the settings of each video at the timeline

im having trouble rendering previews when it is used in windows 7

the software is free, easy to use and very in English. it allows a very easy and fast video editing

it does not include the latest features like many of its competitors

Zero pros! It's complete trash! If you like waiting 20-30 minutes of it freezing in between 3 seconds of it not freezing every second then your an idiot

Freezes every 3 seconds for 20-30 minutes at a time without you pressing anything or doing anything. The video refuses to play back, you will end up waiting 2 hours for your original uncut raw footage to even play, if your lucky!

Ability to save in dffeent formats and download videos

Edit function and trimming does not work

OpenShot is an incredibly professional video editing software for video editors. The tools are really powerful and simple to use. You can edit and compose videos from scratch to the advanced level.

There are a lot of features and functions that we can use in OpenShot Video Editor, But if the administration will add some extended 3d animation plugin, that would be greater. All other features are amazing.

Openshot is a free and open source software. It is maintained by a community of programmers that are very helpful in keeping it working and up to date. It has a wide range of transitions, and even has an add on for Firefox.

As with a lot of open source software Openshot can be buggy at times, and occasionally some of the features do not work as well as they do in paid software, but if you do run into any issues, there is a huge community of users to assist you with any issues.

This software is free and is available for linux. You can learn quickly how to use it, as it's very intuitive. There are basic functions that let you edit your videos, merge, cut, and many other available operations

Beware, use only with short videos!
Every time I use this software with long videos (in my experience 5+ minutes) get ready for a frustrating experience with the timeline... it seems that the displayed time doesn't always correspond to the same frame...