ive been using the go pro studio as my editing program. its easy to use but limited to what you can do with it. and its often crashing. does any one know of a reallly good program maybe one i can pay for monthly off the internet? cheers

Hi Bradgee,
I use Creative Cloud from Adobe... have been for months now.
I use Adobe Premiere, right now Premiere CC 2014. It's easy to use (not as easy as final cut USED to be) and worth it.
If you're a student I think the monthly is $30 a month which includes every single one of their products.
Cheaper than paying hundreds if not thousands all at once for one product.
There's also Avid and Sony Vegas and of course final cut (and iMovie) but it comes down to preference.. but as far as I know... Adobe is the only one offering a monthly subscription right now. Hope this helps?

thanks david. that helps a lot.
i have sony vegas 13 pro on a windows 7 laptop. all the stock bits quad core processor. amd radeon graphics and 240gb solid state drive but as im making an edit the preview is really jerky which has made it impossible to find where to start slomo, cut etc. maybe an apple mac would be the answer?  

I'm looking for an easy to learn option in the $10 range per month if anyone has a suggestion.  I need to be able to cut off the top portion of 1440 resolution files and edit them together.  GoPro studio does okay so far... but need better.

Have had excellent results with Sony Vegas 13 Pro.  Rock stable.  Accepts Inspire 1 high resolution formats.  

ron.ewart Posted at 2015-1-25 08:10
Have had excellent results with Sony Vegas 13 Pro.  Rock stable.  Accepts Inspire 1 high resolution  ...

What output format are you rendering to in Vegas?  I downloaded the trial version of Vegas and have tried multiple formats.  I can't find any that look as good as the raw video or as the same clips when I edit them in Windows Movie Maker.  No luck when I render to what Vegas says matches the project settings.  And the sound on the edited video only plays when I use VLC media player.  I like the editing in Vegas but won't buy it with the results I'm getting.  Been recording on the Inspire in 4k and 1920x1080 60p.  Any tips appreciated.   Thanks

jhannon66.gmail Posted at 2015-2-25 12:03
What output format are you rendering to in Vegas?  I downloaded the trial version of Vegas and hav ...

Sorry for the reply delay.
Have had the best high resolution results editing in Sony Vegas Pro using:
    Sony XAVC / XAVC S (*.mxf; or *.mp4) in any of the following configurations --
        XAVC Intra 3840x2160-29.97p
        XAVC Long 3840x2160-29.97p
        XAVC S Long 3840x2160-29.97p
Hope you have good luck with these.  These formats are also good to use while editing if you want to crop or pan the image, then render to the lower resolution HD (1920x1080).

I use a MAC with Final Cut Pro 10.X. In the past i had to correct GoPro fish-eye effect, HDR Correction and Pro-Tune correction. Now I have an Inspire-1 and don't need much correction.
I get nice results with MLUT Plugin (which replaces some colors with others), which really livens up the aerial movies.  I shoot in 4K/25FPS

I like products from ashampoo...

If you are using a Mac, FCPX is definitely recommended!
Premiere Pro is also quite good for HD videos.

I played with HitFilm 3 Express and it seemed pretty good.

Thera are some compilicated ones like sony vegas and some easy operational ones like the imovie or video editor you can check them in the google and find your love there

I used WMM, though it also can not support XAVC files well. All this happened is due to the XAVC S format introduced by Sony is still not supported by Windows Movie Maker. So I transcode (4K) XAVC S to WMV before editing.