APG All the clips I've shared with the forums were edited using windows movie maker...which you can get for free and pretty easy to use.
stiffler3492 Or iMovie, which I think comes standard on most Macs. Correct me if I'm wrong. Don't pay for what you don't need. Video editing software is not cheap.
JRutledge APG wroteAll the clips I've shared with the forums were edited using windows movie maker...which you can get for free and pretty easy to use. I must be missing the feature to do some of the things you have done in your videos. Peace
jeschmit On my mac, I use MPEG Streamclip to clip plays (it's pretty easy to use), and I use Handbrake to convert the clips into different formats (for iPhone/iPad viewing). They both seem to work pretty well for me, and they're both free!
Ref_in_Alberta Replay Booth for the ipad works well. VLC is not bad as a player, I perfer CyberLink PowerDirector for editing on my Windows 7 machine.
jeschmit hoopsaddict wroteI should have been more detailed with the fact that I would be using Windows for an Operating System. Do Handbreak and MPEG Streamclip have windows versions? Some in the basketball officating world have recommended AVS for video editing but it cuts out and never starts wehere you want it to. I do like the quick and easy keyboard shortcuts to cut it just hate that it doesn't put it where you want it with clipping. Thanks again for the help so far. Handbrake download (Mac and Windows) MPEG Streamclip (Mac and Windows) I've used AVS on my previous Windows machine, and I liked it for the most part. It could get pretty buggy though...
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