However, as trials do, my 30-day trial of VEGAS Post 20 ran out. Well, you see, I’ve been deciding on whether or not I want to upgrade to VEGAS Pro 20 (from my VEGAS Pro 18, more specifically even VEGAS Post 20 (although, as I both found out, you can only trial VEGAS Pro 20 in the VEGAS Post 20, which is kinda odd if I’m to be completely honest, and not the rest of the suite of applications that it comes with as Reyfox found out, you’d have to pay to trial the whole suite and then ask for a refund if you didn’t like any of the other applications kind of silly if you ask me not trying to be negative just stating a fact).

I think Lightworks has been recommended by a few, and there's some other small ones that I can't remember that are out there.Okay, so you might be looking at the the heading of this post of mine and wondering what I’m talking about. Lastly, as far as reputable and affordable video-editing software goes, it can be hard to find since Sony and Adobe's products dominate google searches. If you can do what you need to in sony movie studio (which I'm pretty sure would work for most let's players), then I'd definitely go for that, especially since the regular and Platinum editions are priced at a much more reasonable $50 and $80. It's like 1080p - some people say 'I won't touch you with a ten-foot pole if you have less than 1080p.' while others say '1080p? Oh that's nice, I guess.' Don't be discouraged if you can't afford it now just aim for saving up enough to buy it in the future.Īlso, /u/AeolianGames has a good point.

If they like seeing your content(and the watermark doesn't block their view of anything important) then I'd say you could suffice until you can afford it.

Vegas pro 11.0 trial