Originally posted by cesar_garza01:If someone has experience editing videos, I need your help. I simply want to merge 2 mp4 files and rotate the view, while preserving the file sizes. I saw how to do it online, but the programs are just not doing it for me.
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:That software is not free, is it?
I didn't know you were looking for freeware. My boss uses Wondershare Filmora although I think it has some kind of license as well, but I think it's fully functional with the free trial (not sure). Otherwise just try Lightworks, not as intuitive but powerful enough for your task. Originally posted by KieranU2:Bought a MacBook Pro last week, pretty happy with it. Decided to go with the last generation one, instead of having a machine with no USB slots and having to buy a peripheral to fully utilise it...
The only thing I have against it is that it seems as if it's a bit expensive for what it is, forked out quite a bit of money for it.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Bling bling.
Though I would sell a kidney for a Chromebook Pixel which is even more ridiculously priced for what it is.
Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
Yeah, thank the student loans... Even then, a Pixel is probably more worth it because in the end you're more financially stable.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
I might pull the plug one day but there are many more things ahead of it and this little Chromebook Flip is absolutely bossing it for £199. Especially now that it runs Android apps
Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
Damn, should have just bought 6 of those
Originally posted by germcevoy:Windows is a pain. Trying to give the girlfriends windows 7 laptop a spring clean. Restored to factory and I have installed only Chrome. At idle, from boot is it using 4.35gb of RAM (75%). Crazy. CPU spikes all over the place. Nothing obviously out of place in processes.
Maybe I'll buy her a Chromebook.