A Pretty Accessible Video Editor
Hey everybody,
Recently, I had a video I needed to edit. And I had no idea how to do that. Sure, there's iMovie, and Windows Movie Maker, and OBS, but I later discovered that was only for modifying video recorded there... Anyway, there were a lot of options, many of which I came across by typing "Video Edit" in the search box of this forum. But all of them were way, way, way... advanced and provided a million times the features I needed.
So this video I wanted to edit was a 2 hour facebook livestream. I wanted one event cut out so I could save it as a different file and just watch that, instead of fastforwarding for a while in the original and trying to figure out where it started each time. So all I needed was a program that would just cut video. Well sure, there's audacity and goldwave for audio but I wanted to keep the visual part in case I ever needed to share it with a sighted person. So I did a little googling and came up with some software called Avidimux.
I downloaded it, installed it, and loaded in my facebook video. The main window was pretty accessible with NVDA but because I had no idea what all the video terminology was and what any of it meant, I just ignored it all and browsed the toolbar... file, edit, view... and was able to get my video cut just by looking at the options. If you do get this program and try it out, just note that menu navigation is really strange... you have to use tab to move through the different options and enter to select. The only drawback of this program is that a few things are unlabeled and it exports your cut video to MKV but I can live with that, VLC media player is my friend when it comes to video conversion.
So if you think this might be something worth looking into, you can download it here.
https://download.fosshub.com/Protected/ … 64bits.exe
Let me know what you think
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