It's Sony Vegas Pro in all but name.
All the features you expect are still present, although they may be obfuscated by the "user friendly" simplified user interface.
It covers all the basics, is on par with Final Cut's sabilities, will suffice until you eventually advance onto After Effects.


No .MKV Support.
Quicktime requirement.
It cannot render vertical/mobile videos above UHD/2K- Which is expected with the software's age
When rendering the default output settings you chose will over ride your preferred settings- so read what you're clicking.
It's not steam family friendly, the activation is bound to your steam ID.

Mobile apps such as YouCut honestly have this beat on accessibility, but for old school editors like myself it's a familiar & comfy experience.

[h2] Pro's [/h2] It's Sony Vegas Pro in all but name. All the features you expect are still present, although they may be obfuscated by the "user friendly" simplified user interface. It covers all the basics, is on par with Final Cut's sabilities, will suffice until you eventually advance onto After Effects. [h2] Con's [/h2] No .MKV Support. Quicktime requirement. It cannot render vertical/mobile videos above UHD/2K- Which is expected with the software's age When rendering the default output settings you chose will over ride your preferred settings- so read what you're clicking. It's not steam family friendly, the activation is bound to your steam ID. [h2] Personal opinion [/h2] Mobile apps such as YouCut honestly have this beat on accessibility, but for old school editors like myself it's a familiar & comfy experience. [h1] Grab a CD Key, or the physical release for just $25. it's a good little work horse. There's no necessity to drop $80 on the newer version.[/h1]