Click and drag envelope from the corner of video clip.Works on video or audio clips (to fade to silence).Click and drag envelope from the corner of any video clip.I do this at the start and end of every rendered video so I know it was rendered and isn’t the original OBS video.Adjust position by clicking and dragging split point.Most common thing I do in any video editing software.(It isn’t yet complete.) Split Video, No Transition This is probably going to be an ongoing list, updated from time to time. Mostly.Īnyway, here’s a list of the common tasks I do in Movie Studio Platinum and the equivalent process in DaVinci Resolve, at least what I’ve worked out so far. It’s a bit of a bear to use, one of those “it’s intentionally so complicated that it’s a marketable job skill to know how to use it” kind of applications, like all those Adobe products I abhor, but it’s a snappy interface. So I’ve been working to migrate to DaVinci Resolve in the hopes that I can use it for everyday video editing. Unfortunately it’s also slow and antiquated. It works like an audio editor, so it’s very intuitive to me, a person who is very comfortable editing audio waveforms. Second-best-case scenario.īut when I need to open an honest-to-gosh video editor, I’ve used Sony-now-Magick Movie Studio Platinum for years and years. If you cut on keyframe boundaries, you don’t have to re-render the video, and it’s instantaneous. Second, if I can, I use Avidemux to trim the start and end of videos, or cut out sections in the middle. That’s the best-case scenario and works 90% of the time for my game videos. I do basically the exact same video editing tasks every time I edit a game video.įirst, I try not to edit video at all, and use the raw recorded video as-is. A reference for myself of common tasks I do in video editors.
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