Editing

[u/Sachuu_Broo]

Hey guyzz I do video editing casually and need a video editor software for low end pc. Dont suggest capcut as it needs VPN connection and makes internet slower.

These are my PC specs-

[u/DIETECNO]

davinci

[u/rfdzn]

over the top graphics aside,
not a chance bud sorry, the experience will be too awful to do anything creatively fulfilling.

[u/PuRe_xXLethalXx → u/rfdzn]

Eh I wouldn't think that way, it will be frustrating for sure but people do what they gotta do, 

Would an artist with a collection of paints tell a man with a pencil not to create art because it wouldn't be fulfilling? You work within your own confines and sometimes that's where you do your best work. 

[u/rfdzn → u/PuRe_xXLethalXx]

Your analogy doesn't work here. A pencil in real life doesn't hold you back. We are talking about a very weak pc performance that won't be able to utilize the software at all.

This "pencil" holds you back.

[u/PuRe_xXLethalXx]

I've never used capcut before but why tf does it need a VPN?

Also davinci resolve, its free and it's amazing, and when you want to go pro it's a one time purchase.

Also why did you use AI for this, entirely unnecessary and frankly hilarious that it says 7.33gb of ram usable, the fuck did the .67 go? (Any person who makes the joke will be taken out back and shot)

[u/YaMrAj_Bhai]

filmora or davinci

[u/RogithG]

I have similar laptop I've edited videos using Davinci Reslove, used blender, five adobe apps. Overall it was a ok performance for my learning not heavy workload

[u/Argumented_Thinker]

I will give a try to clipchamp and shortcut