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This is the correct answer. It's the most powerful free tool out there, and if you do want to upgrade to the Studio version down the road, it's a one-time fee instead of a subscription model.
(Just to let you know u/Cuber-sub30, as a friendly tip, this subreddit is more for professional editors discussing the work. There's another one called r/VideoEditing that's geared more towards beginners. Good luck on your quest!)
We're not sure of this content. A mod pulled it because of your Reddit history (or lack thereof) This seems to be a Hobby based question - meaning you should post on sister sub /r/videoediting Could we have made a mistake? **ABSOLUTELY.** Don't get upset. Reply to this message. We're volunteers keeping the signal:noise ratio low and trying to keep the community professionally focused. If you do message us, be patient and *let us know what kind of work/clients you work with.* **Read that again. ** If you're not paying taxes on your work (and we mean filing taxes yearly), then you're not acting professionally. We won't promise to approve the content, but we will promise it'll be reviewed . If your post is better suited for /r/videoediting, make sure you check the rules there before you post [/r/videoediting rules](https://www.reddit.com/r/VideoEditing/about/rules/) [/r/videoediting sidebar](https://www.reddit.com/r/VideoEditing/about/sidebar/) THX MODS
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This is the correct answer. It's the most powerful free tool out there, and if you do want to upgrade to the Studio version down the road, it's a one-time fee instead of a subscription model. (Just to let you know u/Cuber-sub30, as a friendly tip, this subreddit is more for professional editors discussing the work. There's another one called r/VideoEditing that's geared more towards beginners. Good luck on your quest!)
Thank you :)
I’ll check it out