Editstudio

Editstudio is a tool that enables you to capture, edit and create movies.

The interface of the application is outdated, so Editstudio definitely needs major improvements from this point of view.

You can start a new project and import files or the media library by using only the file browser, since the "drag and drop" function is not supported.

You can rename files, capture video, enable all the layers, move items to a specific position and add markers (e.g. single, double, chapter, subtitle).

But you can also split clips, trim the start and end point, break links between audio and video items, enable keyframe editing and create an audio crossfade.

Moreover, you can add effects (e.g. negative, posterize, gradient, grayscale, picture-in-picture) and transitions (e.g. dissolve), text and titles, as well as mix audio.

You can change the speed of the movie, flip, rotate or mirror the image, enable reverse playback and change the source file.

You can preview the movie, go to a specific frame, start or end of the project, use a pointer or speed tool, enable auto transitions and audio crossfading, view system information, as well as reset settings to their default values, and others.

The program takes up a very high amount of system resources and includes a complete user documentation with tutorials and snapshots. We haven't come across any issues during our tests.

However, navigating within the program's features is not no easy. Novices could have a hard time getting to learn this tool. Also, the demo version displays a watermark on the output files. Even so, we suggest you test Editstudio for yourself and see if it's a good fit.