Recommend a video editing program

[DentonandSasquatchShow]

I tried to use the video editor preinstalled on my computer and it worked fine but it was going to take over an hour to extract.

I need something that is fairly simple to use, I don't have a lot of experience video editing but some. And something that extracts faster than an hour.

I want to start uploading my podcast to Rumble so if anyone knows something that works in concert with Rumble that'd be even better.

[WoodTurner]

It's possible that the software you have is fine. Is it a 4k video? H265? If so, I believe you have to buy something from the Windows store to make it work right. I remember a friend having a similar issue a few years ago. He was trying to process a 4k gopro video and it was taking waaay too long. Didn't have the Windows HEVC support.
Might not be the case but it might be something to look into.

[ibanezfoo]

What are you looking for? An NLE? Simply something to change the codec?

Theres Divinci Resolve, Openshot, Lightworks, Movavi, Blender

Otherwise for codec manipulation Handbrake is free and easy

[arrix]

Probably should try Adobe Premiere.

[brassburnz]

Probably should try Adobe Premiere.

Adobe Premier Pro is excellent video editing software. Probably overkill for the OP. The price and learning curve is fairly steep.

For smaller projects I prefer Camtasia from Techsmith. Not as versatile as Premier Pro but powerful enough for something like Rumble. Not free but a good value at $300 for a lifetime license. 2 installs. Works with Windows and Mac OS. 30 day free trial.

https://www.screencast.com/t/fq82MgDzR66

https://www.techsmith.com/store/camtasia?msclkid=9044ee1276d513091c3f8af1fdeea3f6&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Bing%20-%20Search%20-%20Brand%20-%20Camtasia%20-%20Brand%20-%20New%20%20-%20NA%20-%20EN%20-%20Desktop%20-%207&utm_term=camtasia&utm_content=camtasia%20-%20exact

[musick]

I tried to use the video editor preinstalled on my computer and it worked fine but it was going to take over an hour to extract.

I need something that is fairly simple to use, I don't have a lot of experience video editing but some. And something that extracts faster than an hour.

I want to start uploading my podcast to Rumble so if anyone knows something that works in concert with Rumble that'd be even better.

Not sue what OS you are running but Kdenlive is quite capable and free.

[gorn5150]

A great free editor is Shotcut https://shotcut.org/download/
Another one is Davinci Resolve, also free https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/pro...davinciresolve

[.sam.]

Try ClipChamp and see if it import/export quicker. Free version is limited to 1080p, https://clipchamp.com/en/

[Warbonnet]

I tried to use the video editor preinstalled on my computer and it worked fine but it was going to take over an hour to extract.

I need something that is fairly simple to use, I don't have a lot of experience video editing but some. And something that extracts faster than an hour.

I want to start uploading my podcast to Rumble so if anyone knows something that works in concert with Rumble that'd be even better.

Avid Media Composer is the go to today by most post production houses.
Adobe Premier Pro a second choice.

There is also Final Cut Pro X that is pretty easy to use.

I still use Final Cut Pro 7 on an older Mac system because that is what I'm used to. But Apple hasn't supported Final Cut Pro 7 in years now.

[DolphinFan]

I use Adobe Premiere Pro

[rodralig]

I tried to use the video editor preinstalled on my computer and it worked fine but it was going to take over an hour to extract.

I need something that is fairly simple to use, I don't have a lot of experience video editing but some. And something that extracts faster than an hour.

I want to start uploading my podcast to Rumble so if anyone knows something that works in concert with Rumble that'd be even better.

In order of preference, depending on use case

1. Pro-user (quick) - Filmora
2. Advanced - DaVinci Resolve
3. Mobile - LumaFusion (iPad)

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[67Cuda]

I use Chimp Champ for uploading to YouTube. It's from Microsoft, I believe.
I'd use Davinci Resolve, but it doesn't like mp4 format.