- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (See description); $39.99 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
- Date added: October 20, 2003
- Total Downloads: 32,939
- Downloads last week: 97
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 7 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
You can compile video files of various formats into a finished product with Virtual Edit. The installation flies by, and the software launches on your desktop in seconds. When you start by creating a new project, the program opens all its options--and there are a lot of them. The software basically splits your video file into two video tracks, a key track, and an audio track. The program simultaneously opens two windows, the graphical edit scale and the clip browser. The graphical edit scale lines up tracks one after another, whereas the clip browser displays brief information on a video file. You can edit any part of the file and make changes to any track. However, the program does not have many editing tools. In general, the program's output looks good, although it would be much better with additional functions. It aims mainly at the consumer and student audience.Publisher's description
From virtualedit.net :Virtual Edit is a video-editing tool aimed at ambitious content creators to video novices who want to produce professional video content on a limited budget. With Virtual Edit you can edit your holiday video footage, your wedding video, or your university media-production project. You can then use your imagination to add real-time video effects, transitions, music, and titles to enhance your creation. Virtual Edit uses a graphical time line to represent transitions, which may be viewed in real time, giving you the ability to preview edits immediately. You can also import nearly all types of multimedia data, including DV, MPEG, AVI, WAV, MP3, BMP, and JPEG, which can seamlessly be edited together.
Virtual Edit comes in two versions: Virtual Edit Lite is the basic tool for creating simple video sequences and is free to download, and the full version of Virtual Edit enables video effects, transitions, and titles to be rendered into output files.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 2.2 stars out of 7 votes
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Version: Virtual Edit 1.25
Pros: Looks flash
Cons: Doesn't allow editing WMV well as skips areas
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Version: Virtual Edit 1.25
"it works! and it beats micro$oft movie maker!"
Pros: having searched for a couple of years for a decent m$ movieMaker alternative, i gave this a try.
i am primarily making video clips for our business so i am using aca screen recorder. this seems to be the only movie editor that works with captured screen recordings.
1) it works
2) it is very easy to use
3) it is packed with useful features
4) it seems to take any video format you can throw at it
5) the final results look very professional
Cons: the current version is lacking some features i would appreciate, but it appears the new beta versions deal with all of these. i suspect anything i wanted will be there.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: Virtual Edit 1.25
"Not better than Windows Movie Maker"
Pros: I disagree with what other reviewers had to say. I really couldn't find anything so good about the software. There are so many disappointing bad points when compared to WMM.
Cons: 1) Takes 3 times longer than WMM (Windows Movie Maker) to import and up to 10 times longer to render file
2) Does not allow adding of subtitle
3) WMM has much more features than this and is free
4) To editors: WMM hang because you did not uncheck compatibility filters in option menu under tool.
5) You cannot even adjust the volume of the imported audio(!)
6) You cannot even fade out a simple audio(!)
After using it for 2 days I was so fustrated I uninstalled it and cleared all registry traces.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: Virtual Edit 1.25
Pros: Can use many file types
Cons: Constantly crashes. Not intuitive. Lousy instructions. And after you've spent hours working on a project in the test version, it tells you that most of your work won't be saved unless you buy the program.
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Version: Virtual Edit 1.25
Pros: Seems to have a ton of intuitive features, possibly something that the seasoned user may be into.
Cons: I'll never know, as both tests went horrendously wrong. Test 1 was with an avi file that plays fine in my media player, but in the test, the video began to flicker and finaly went out completely in both preview and after rendering. Went through the help menu and tried a couple different setting tweaks to no avail. 2nd test was a .mov file straight from my camera, but the frames/per/second rate was incompatible with the program. Perhaps the error is on my side, but I'll never know.
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