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9 hours ago, rattacko123 said:

^^^ I recommend hitfilm, never got it to work properly on my computer, so i've havent used it before, but it supports the openfx standard so a shake effect should be possible

 

Davinci Resolve supports OpenFX too btw.

Havent used it myself, because I havent found any free OpenFX things, but it do support it.

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Before i start, I couldn't find any "Video Editing" Section to post in.

 

I use a free video editor called VSDC. If anybody else is familiar with the platform, please tell me how to make a shaking effect.

 

Thanks!

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Dont know about others, but I have problem understanding what type of effect you mean by shaking effect.

If you have seen some other use it in a video or something, cant you just link it with a time stamp?

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6 minutes ago, Mihle Gaming said:

Dont know about others, but I have problem understanding what type of effect you mean by shaking effect.

If you have seen some other use it in a video or something, cant you just link it with a time stamp?

Like to make the video shake, like in some of itcova's videos

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I dunno who that is, someone else must probably help you

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Sorry never had or used that software, 

 

can you explain more about what you mean about shaking effect? can you not just move the video position and set it against various keyframes? 

 

maybe you should get some better editing software, there are probably better free options even like davinci resolve of hitfilm

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you mean like sapphire shake or "wiggle" in after effects? well if VSDC uses openfx sapphire should work, i dont have any other ideas other than getting better software

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12 hours ago, ShadowCaptain said:

there are probably better free options even like davinci resolve of hitfilm

^^^ I recommend hitfilm, never got it to work properly on my computer, so i've havent used it before, but it supports the openfx standard so a shake effect should be possible

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9 hours ago, rattacko123 said:

^^^ I recommend hitfilm, never got it to work properly on my computer, so i've havent used it before, but it supports the openfx standard so a shake effect should be possible

 

Davinci Resolve supports OpenFX too btw.

Havent used it myself, because I havent found any free OpenFX things, but it do support it.

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2 hours ago, Mihle Gaming said:

 

Davinci Resolve supporst OpenFX too btw.

Havent used it myself, because I havent found any free OpenFX things, but it do support it.

I would be using davinchi resolve, but it is recommended to have double the ram i have. I'll try out that other one.

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