Video Editing

mmalhotra-9265
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1. I have few videos in MP4 format from the vendor.
2. I need to update all images in the videos.
3. How can I make changes to these videos?
4. I do not have Adobe, just have Camtasia.
5. Which software can be used?
6. Vendor will charge for the changes, thus will do it on my own.
2. I need to update all images in the videos.
3. How can I make changes to these videos?
4. I do not have Adobe, just have Camtasia.
5. Which software can be used?
6. Vendor will charge for the changes, thus will do it on my own.
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chris_willis Product Director, Lectora, eLearning Brothers West MichiganRockstar Manager Posts: 68 eLearning ROCKSTAR Stage Manager
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I'm not positive exactly what your scenario is, but if you are trying to change the 'background' or template of the video, and everything else is happening on top of that template, then you may be looking at a full redo. If you can get the source files from the vendor, that might be your best bet, assuming you have the same software the vendor used to create the video so that you can edit.- Adam Cain
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You really need to get the source files from the vendor - could be a very simple swap/replacement of background graphic. If the vendor used Camtasia, get the that, if Premiere Pro, you would need to get a monthly subscription and learn the basics... otherwise you are likely looking at fully redoing the videos if you are using just the final mp4 output, or your company needs to be ok with the old branding for the 31 vids...- Adam Cain
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My department's contracts now specify that vendors must deliver the source files along with the completed MP4, for this exact reason. If we notice that one of the people in the video is wearing the wrong type of protective gloves or something and have to swap a two-second video clip, we can just do it, not have to re-engage a consultant at great expense and delay for that trivial job.
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Those are the most common programs used to create professional (but not cinema-quality) video, at least here in the USA. (I have no idea what is used in China or Japan, for instance.) I don't like them, but I have been forced to learn how to use Premiere because my vendors also use it.mmalhotra-9265 said:The vendor used Adobe Premier and After effects..and I do not have those softwares
I am not aware of any other programs that can work with Adobe-created projects. You have the choice of getting Adobe Premiere (you probably would not need AfterEffects) and learning to use it, or paying a vendor to make the changes you need. The only other option would be starting from scratch and making the video using a different software package. There are perfectly usable free ones, like OpenShot, but to my knowledge they can't import Adobe-created files. -
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