Home› Creative Corner› The Sims 4 Artists & Video Haven
  • Categories
  • Discussions
  • Activity
  • Best Of...
    • Forum Announcement, Click Here to Read More From EA_Cade.

    A question about video editing apps

    Jools101Jools101 Posts: 17 Member
    in The Sims 4 Artists & Video Haven
    Hi guys! I have a question about video editing apps for windows 10. I have tried a couple but don't seem to be able to work with the format of video capture of sims 4 or I cannot seem to add music to it. What are your recommendations for apps? I don't have much funds so free or low cost ones would be great

    Comments

    • ShadowPhoenix21ShadowPhoenix21 Posts: 141 Member
      what are you using to record/ what is your format?
      I personally use vegas Movie studio I got from steam when it was on half price sale.
    • IiyonceIiyonce Posts: 32 Member
      i use vegas. you have to pay for it but i found a free download on youtube lmao. also, maybe you should try OBS studio instead of the in-game capture.
      my channel.
    • VisleslideVisleslide Posts: 31 Member
      Movie Studio as the other person suggested. Nothing special, but gets the job done.
    • DDirectorDDirector Posts: 35 Member
      Don't use format of video capture of sims 4 - huge files of captured videos. Please, try OBS studio. It's easy to use. I recomended Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere + After Effect. You can try trial version (for 30 days or 7 - i don't remember).
    • Mzdm3nrMzdm3nr Posts: 6 New Member
      i use OBS, cant complain also user friendly. And Adobe Premiere is great to use for editing
    • Slayer_RoseSlayer_Rose Posts: 56 Member
      I'm currently using three programs - OBS for capturing my gameplay - Davinci so i can edit and speed up and then the windows photo edit app to put the sound on because I'm struggling to get it to work properly in Davinci.
    • SimmervilleSimmerville Posts: 11,668 Member
      I use OBS for capturing and Filmora for editing. I'm not on Win 10 though, but I assume both would work. OBS is free, Filmora is not expensive and is a one time cost. Both are fairly easy to use.
      Simmerville on Youtube | My blog is updated weekly: Simmerville's Sims<br>a.jpg
    • Pcom77Pcom77 Posts: 34 Member
      I'm currently using OBS for in-game filming and Power Director for editing. I have used Movie Studio and Magix Movie Edit Pro in the past. Windows movie maker just doesn't cut it for certain situations.
    • brenleedeebrenleedee Posts: 427 Member
      Glad OP brought this up! If you use something like OBS to film in game, will that help with your FPS? Or No? I did a short little you tube video of my Sim dancing, although I think it's cute my Son thought it looked laggy or whatever, and I feel like that is due to low FPS, but I am no expert at all but would love to start doing some short videos for my you tube..wondering would OBS help?
    • Pcom77Pcom77 Posts: 34 Member
      Typically OBS can help the FPS, as long as you set it up properly. You should do a google search on how to set it up to film in the Sims 4, try to find specs that are closest to yours.
    Sign In or Register to comment.
    Return to top