Help with video editing?

I always use Windows Movie Maker. It's free, intuitive, and really easy since all you really have to do is speed it up.

I use Adobe Premiere, and i can guide you through the process of speeding up your video if you decide to use that program I find the program intuitive and easy to learn/use. I learned to create my videos in a 30 minute video tutorial. And whenever i need to know how to do something, i google it and there are many people using it and answering such questions

Shotcut is a good program for that, and free . Once you load a video by dragging it onto the timeline, you can just go to the properties panel, change the speed option to whatever you want (2x, 3x, etc) and then encode the file as an mp4 video.

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I use OBS to record, Windows Movie Maker is fine if you're doing something simple - both are free and decently user friendly.

Looks like somebody has a good idea about Movie Maker!  If you need to capture, you can do a Livestream and tell it to save the video.  You'll have to go and download it from their site once the stream ends, and it's not very high quality, though...  Somebody's probably got better ideas for that.  ;;

I'm not sure what is free.. uhh I'm only familiar with adobe ones LOL;; 

If you're on Windows, I believe they all have a default Movie Maker you can use.. All you have to do then is to edit the time span of your movie to speed it up 8D
loadion.com/en/how_to/Speed-Up…

Hope that helps! ^^

I use OBS! It's very easy to set up, just make sure to set the encoding to something that will work with your editing software (mp4 usually works).

What type of  video software do you have?