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Microsoft Clipchamp

Anyone using Microsoft Clipchamp?

I've always used Camtasia for video editing but I wasn't able to import a *.mov video from my iPhone for some reason, so I searched to see if there was a quick and easy video clipping tool in Windows.

Sorry, Camtasia. But I'm not sure I'll ever go back. I think Clipchamp will do everything that I need. And it looks like an easier user experience.

Not sure about the name though...

Re: Microsoft Clipchamp

@Phil_Kay , I use Clipchamp from time to time. (I agree about the name.) It does all I need, which is pretty much limited to editing out segments where I stumble, or clipping lead in times that are dead-space. I think it has audio merge, and some fade-in-fade-out capabilities, but I haven't used them. All in all a good and free tool.

Re: Microsoft Clipchamp

I also use Clipchamp. I generally use Teams to make a recording, then Clipchamp to do the things Jerry mentioned.

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