Cheap programs for proper editing! (CHEAP MEANING FREE)

macintoshhelper said:
I would be careful talking about this here. There are other forums where you can talk about this stuff. There isn't much software that is free and good for video editing. Corel programs are pretty good and quite cheap; however, after using Premiere Pro, no cheap video editing software looks usable to me now :p . Audacity is a great program for editing audio, and is free and open source.
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Do you know if the 100 euro / bucks premier does the job? cause i just need ti for nice effects, not for making the nex lord of the rings
 
JWB said:
GIMP is a great free program, although I use Photoshop.

As to the torrent discussion, there are many many many many simple ways of not getting caught, and in fact, I believe the hierarchy of who authorities target goes like this:

Webmaster
Torrent Uploader (guy who actually cracks and makes it available)
Seeders (People who leave uTorrent running to allow packets to be downloaded elsewhere)
Torrenters (People who download the torrents)

In the case of Seeders and Torrenters, there are so many people doing this (especially for bigger name products such as Adobe) that they will almost never actually go for individuals, as they would rather get the entire site or just the torrent itself off of the site. That being said, there are many ways just to hide yourself and become anonymous, and if I am correct, I do believe that piratebay has an anonymous download torrent link nowadays. :D
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There are blocklists, which are quite effective if ISPs don't do deep packet inspection (DPI is what is used in countries like China to censor and monitor internet usage, and is being used in countries like USA and Europe now). For ISPs which use DPI, VPNs are needed; these are not free, and some VPNs accidently leak your IP address, which is especially common in torrents; VPNs encrypt the data you send and submit. I'm not speaking specifically about torrents, as blocklists and VPNs are also used for other things, such as getting past internet censorship, and blocklists can be used to stop other computers connecting to your computer (e.g. software spying on you and giving away your information). It is not as easy as clicking a button to make yourself anonymous on the internet.[DOUBLEPOST=1370188933,1370188752][/DOUBLEPOST]
Lanorc said:
Do you know if the 100 euro / bucks premier does the job? cause i just need ti for nice effects, not for making the nex lord of the rings
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I don't know much about the cheaper Premiere, but it looks fine for simple stuff. Adobe After Effects is more for 3D effects and motion tracking. Premiere is useful for general video editing (cutting clips, applying some effects, some keyframing). Premiere also looks very good, which personally makes the experience of it much better.
 
macintoshhelper said:
There are blocklists, which are quite effective if ISPs don't do deep packet inspection (DPI is what is used in countries like China to censor and monitor internet usage, and is being used in countries like USA and Europe now). For ISPs which use DPI, VPNs are needed; these are not free, and some VPNs accidently leak your IP address, which is especially common in torrents; VPNs encrypt the data you send and submit. I'm not speaking specifically about torrents, as blocklists and VPNs are also used for other things, such as getting past internet censorship, and blocklists can be used to stop other computers connecting to your computer (e.g. software spying on you and giving away your information). It is not as easy as clicking a button to make yourself anonymous on the internet.[DOUBLEPOST=1370188933,1370188752][/DOUBLEPOST]
I don't know much about the cheaper Premiere, but it looks fine for simple stuff. Adobe After Effects is more for 3D effects and motion tracking. Premiere is useful for general video editing (cutting clips, applying some effects, some keyframing). Premiere also looks very good, which personally makes the experience of it much better.
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you can use this invisible thing on the the internet .. which allows you to serve the internet over another server but anonymous.. (whatched a documentary on how child p**n is spread) BUT I WOnT GO THERE FOR ANYTHING
 
macintoshhelper said:
There are blocklists, which are quite effective if ISPs don't do deep packet inspection (DPI is what is used in countries like China to censor and monitor internet usage, and is being used in countries like USA and Europe now). For ISPs which use DPI, VPNs are needed; these are not free, and some VPNs accidently leak your IP address, which is especially common in torrents; VPNs encrypt the data you send and submit. I'm not speaking specifically about torrents, as blocklists and VPNs are also used for other things, such as getting past internet censorship, and blocklists can be used to stop other computers connecting to your computer (e.g. software spying on you and giving away your information). It is not as easy as clicking a button to make yourself anonymous on the internet.
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It is pretty simple actually, it just takes some steps. First off, you want to get a VPN (Virtual Private Network to people who don't know) with offshore hosting (I live in USA, so I would not want a USA based VPN). The VPN you want to purchase should have no backlogs (no record of what data has been encrypted). On top of a VPN, you can then go further by using browsers such as Tor which is an open-source FireFox based browser system that sends you through a whole mess of different connections in order to hide your apparent IP address to the online world. So now your VPN (which if you followed the steps should be good alone) plus the Tor browser, plus a proxy and/or firewall blocking the correct ports / incoming connections, will make it very annoying for people to backtrace that all, and in all honesty, no one would go through all that trouble for one of millions of torrenters. ;)
 
Movie Studio Platinum (Windows): sonycreativesoftware.com/moviestudiope

Final Cut Pro (Mac): apple.com/uk/finalcutpro/

These are not free but they're cheap! :D
 
DylanFNBTV said:
Movie Studio Platinum (Windows): sonycreativesoftware.com/moviestudiope

Final Cut Pro (Mac): apple.com/uk/finalcutpro/

These are not free but they're cheap! :D
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I think ill get movie studios for an upgrade from movavi.. which is great for any beginer! doesnt confuse you at all and allows your to learn isntwad of going mad on those type of programs
 
Yeah, personally I use Sony Vegas Pro 12, but that Movie Studio Platinum looks a lot like Sony Vegas Pro and it is a lot cheaper :p
 
Lanorc said:
you can use this invisible thing on the the internet .. which allows you to serve the internet over another server but anonymous.. (whatched a documentary on how child p**n is spread) BUT I WOnT GO THERE FOR ANYTHING
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You may be talking about TOR, and don't look at the bad things it's used for. It was originally created by the US Navy, and is aimed for use in countries which censor the internet. TOR is not perfect, and can be tracked with a lot of effort, so if people use it for highly illegal things, they could get caught.
 
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Lanorc said:
need a 64 bit OS for both ? i am on windows xp still 32 - bit
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Comes with both 32 bit & 64 bit but if you only have a couple of gigs of RAM it'll lag a bit so you only have 2GB of RAM or something I'd go out and buy another 2GB or something and should run okay :) Try eBay etc for cheap sticks of RAM.
 
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