Looking for a video editor with slow mo and fast forward for 10.5.8

For serious video editing I would instead suggest finding a local video editing group, and go around and beg someone for a cheap copy of Video Editor for Mac

If your just doing consumer video editing, I recommend iMovie for Mac OS X, which is avaliable as a free download from Apple here, and was the last pre-iLife version which was free for download (It says update, but I recall thats a full version, and its the same version as distributed for free on Mac OS X Panther retail CDs):http://support.apple.com/downloads/iMovie_3_0_3

Check out Avidemux, it is arguably the best free video editing software around.

If that doesn't work for you, try Virtual Dub which is also quite good, and also completely free.

Sharmatin wrote:

For serious video editing I would instead suggest finding a local video editing group, and go around and beg someone for a cheap copy of Video Editor for Mac

If your just doing consumer video editing, I recommend iMovie for Mac OS X, which is avaliable as a free download from Apple here, and was the last pre-iLife version which was free for download (It says update, but I recall thats a full version, and its the same version as distributed for free on Mac OS X Panther retail CDs):http://support.apple.com/downloads/iMovie_3_0_3

Complete rubbish. iMovie has never been available as a free download, and iMovie version 3 cannot run on an Intel macbook. iMovie 3 is ancient history and was probably the worst version ever issued.

iMovie 11 has limited slo-mo and fast-forward. Otherwise consider FCPX:

http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/

But your Mac does not have the required specifications:

http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/specs/

I've been asking a few questions on the Final Cut Pro forum about the lack of mts support, or rather the lack of the software's ability to recognize mts files stored on the hard drive, it can only import mts files direct from a camera/camcorder. The reason I was looking at FCP was because I was told that iMovie 11 doesn't support AVCHD/mts.

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