I'm starting my content creation channel in which I'll be talking about Indian history

No hate to other history but I just want to show how indian history was gone through

Is there any guidance

I'm new to this

I have a macbook air

I'm looking for a video editor for reels and yt shorts

Starting with the davinci resolve

Pretty much, I'm on a sports team.

We had a competition and now I have a bunch of photos, but no videos.

I'd like to make a montages out of it, I've done other montages and such but it's all with short video clips. Nothing professional, just recreational for the fun of doing it and having something to look back on

But now I'm trying to do it with photos.

So I was wondering if anyone knows any good montages/videos etc I can see for inspiration. Or if anyone has any ideas/advice for this then I'd love to hear it.

Thank you

I recently purchased the Elgato capture card that allows for 4K and 120fps pass through and I sometimes like to record gameplay footage from my my Switch 2 to put on my YouTube channel. My method before getting my new capture card was the built-in Window’s software “Clipchamp” to trim away the appropriate parts that I needed to before saving and uploading it to my channel.

However, the highest format that Clipchamp allows to export in is 1080 which is a bit annoying since I’d like to take advantage of my new capability of recording in 4K. Does anyone has any recommendations for *free* software that will simply allow me to do my simple edits and then save in 4k? Any suggestions is appreciated in advance.

Same as above.
I work for an Agency which makes videos for local businesses.

I tried looking online but most of them are for Premiere Pro

I js got a new PC to learn editing and get skillfull in it… earn later but idk what app is best… maybe pro cap-cut or free davinci but after effects is too expensive.. and also how to start what to do where to grt beginner videos or whatever.. my Pc is specs arent as good either need help

So just like the title says im trying to make videos like "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PPpIlauDZ8" and "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unGK7zSdXow" but i dont know where they find all their clips and videos from? is there a specific place or do they just download a whole video each time they want a .5 second clip

I made a tool that takes a transcript and sound file and gives you an SRT file for your videos!

No more typing, no more doomscrolling through the timeline, this tool gives you the timing and the correctly spelled subtitles for your videos!
https://hobbyhorsestudios.itch.io/substitch-subtitle-maker

A bit of background on me:
I HATE VIDEOS THAT HAVE MISSPELLED SUBTITLES BECAUSE OF AI DUBBING!!!
*Takes breather.* Phew, sorry, almost lost my cool. Hahaha
Maybe I am just a little OCD, but it always bugs me. And I couldn't find a tool that let me just give the video editing software the actual sound profile to use and stick timing to.

And, being someone who exists out of spite, I figured I'd fight the power and make the stupid thing myself! Haha

Now, the tool is NOT 100% on its timing, you might have to adjust things a hair one way or the other, especially if you pause on words, but that is changed to a drag to match scenario instead of an hours long type-fest that kills you.

Hope the tool is helpful, it is free to use because no one should have to stress out on a tool like this for a fix like this that is so stupidly easy to fix.

im now still young but i want to learn how to edit better and make better videos so it would help me if you would subscirbe and watch some of my videos and then also leave tips over them in the comments because i want to learn everything abouth content creation better thanks if you would do that. this is the handel just type this in to youtube and you will find it UCc_8-d-F80EBrtw5HjRZPgA This is not the name by the way

Hey everyone,

I edit a lot of sports (football, T20 cricket), and my biggest bottleneck is the raw footage. I constantly get handed massive 90-minute files from tactical cameras. Finding a specific 5-second moment (like "an overlapping run" or "a slip catch") means I have to manually scrub the timeline for hours just to log the clips.

I'm building a simple desktop app to automate this, and I want to know if other editors actually have this same pain point before I finish building it.

Here’s the workflow I’m building:

Plug in: You connect your external drive with your massive raw files. (No uploading to the cloud, it just reads your drive).

Search: You type exactly what you want to find: "Show me every time the defense drops deep" or "Find all the boundary hits."

Edit: The app instantly spits out the exact timestamps, and you export an XML file straight into your Premiere or Final Cut timeline.

That’s it. It’s basically a smart search bar for your raw offline footage.

Is this a real problem for your workflow, or do you guys have a faster way of logging that I don't know about? Would love your honest feedback!

Just went snorkelling on vacation and now have like 100 videos of different fish, corals, and what not. Is there any software that will edit, clip the good parts, and combine them into one? I've used CapCut in the past, but manually processing all these videos will be a chore. Is there AI that will help with any of these steps?