I’m not going into a complete tutorial here, but only introduce the software and suggest that it’s a great place to start in establishing your video tool suite. You can slice and dice your video up into clips, zoom, add titles, add transitions between clips and change the audio tracks with a simple to understand interface. The OpenShot video editor is an excellent editor for simple problems.
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Here’s a video showing how to use SimpleScreenRecorder: I have put together a YouTube tutorial for SSR and will edit this post to include that when the video is available. SimpleScreenRecorder can be installed from the Software Manager of Linux Mint 17 and works well to capture video of the screen for tutorials and other purposes. And of course most smart phones of any persuasion also capture video as well as pictures. So all those videos from your vacation can easily be brought home. A waterproof / dust-proof camcorder capable of 1080p capture is around $200. Video cameras are very affordable these days. Currently I cannot find software that allows editing and burning the BluRay disk media with titles and menus, but one certainly can edit the videos themselves. The situation on Linux Mint is almost that good. The situation on Windows has matured over the years and currently you can purchase for a very small price a set of tools that will allow you to capture, edit and burn both DVDs and BluRay disks with remarkable ease. I started long ago when the tools were barely functional and finding a set of tools that understood a common set of file formats was quite a challenge. I have been editing video and burning DVDs for years on Windows. Now that I have your attention, I’d like to describe what I have found out recently about capturing, editing and burning DVDs of videos using Linux.
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