Editing Software
Editing Software
The three online video editing packages I chose were Openshot.org, Clipchamp.com, and video pad video editor. The reason These three made it to the final list is because I saw how they all worked and these three worked the best out of the rest that I have tried. The reason Openshot.org made it to the final three is because the app had all the required features like being web based, and able to lay multiple tracks. The reason that I did not use Openshot.org as my final editing package is because it did not have the collaboration feature included. The reason Video pad video editor made it to the final three is because it met all of the requirements like pulling audio off video tracks, and being able to lay multiple tracks and having the collaboration feature. The reason I did not choose Video pad video editor as the final editing package is because the app was not web based therefore you would have had to download the app every time you used a different device. The final editing package that I chose was Clipchamp.com. The reason I selected Clipchamp.com was because it met every requirement that was listed like being web based, being able to lay multiple tracks, being able to pull audio off the video track, and having the collaboration feature included. This app also has it to where you can scan your phone on a bar code and you can actually download your pictures to the computer much easier. The reason I chose Clipchamp.com as my final editing package is because it has all the required features and more. This editing package is better than all the rest because the other two lack in some area and this app simply does not. So my final decision was Clipchamp.com
Openshot.org
- Web based
- lay multiple tracks
- Pull audio off video tracks
Video pad video editor
- Lay multiple tracks
- Pull audio off video tracks
- collaboration
Clipchamp.com
- Web based
- Lay multiple tracks
- Pull audio off video tracks
- Collaboration
- Bar code feature
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