Will I be able to splice together clips I video on my camera and then do a voice over of the movie?
163312
I just did two clips and it put them togather, with no separation, as far as the voice you do the narraration under of it. so the answer to you question is yes you can.
386795
Yes, you certainly can. There are several options for software that you can use for this purpose, but I use Adobe Premier Elements, and it works just fine. Roxio Creator NXT is another software option that would also serve this purpose. As for mics, there are any number of them that work with the software named. You just need to do a little research.
2078923
Absolutely! I'm not sure exactly what software you'd be using, but it can easily be programmed to use a variety of audio samples and sound effects.
1012864
Unfortunately, form my experience there is no way around it during recording. However, this camera has built-in editing functionality. You can stitch the snippets together into one continuous piece. It's quite easy.Then there is also the video editing software included with the camera.
69178
Since video and audio cover the same event, the only problem in timing should be synchronizing them. I haven't needed to do that yet; but I think most video editors allow you to add sound tracks and synchronize them. Once you have a visual event that matches the beginning or end of an audio event - like somebody starting to talk - you can line them up, and then the whole files will be synchronized.
1111988
If you can download it to your computer you should be able to. My concern would be how big the movie file is.
600013
I shot video with another device and recorded voice-over narration for one part of a video as well as another scene with dialogue while shooting with a separate camera. It was easy to edit the voice track into the video.
37452
Not sure if you're still looking for an answer. But if you still want to know, the answer is "no". This is not a tool to transfer or import clips from one format to another. You will have to first convert your VHS movies into digital format before you can use this software for editing.
587012
Yes you can, even though quality wise it may be better to record them separately.
1722353
Yes, provided the video files are compatible with the software. I use it to splice music videos for YouTube.
736745
This is called "dubbing". The machine will do this as long as you see in the product description that it has dubbing capability.
2258863
As far as I know, no you cannot. It puts everything into a video opposed to individual images. But the way we found around that is to use video editing software (there is a range of options from free to high quality professional software) and clip out pieces we do not want. Hope that helps!
644516
I would say that if you were editing small movies, from say your smart phone, and using iMovie then yes you could. But if it's anything more than small movies I would not suggest it.
869070
It probably depends on the software, but I know with Skype you can separately assign audio (mic) and video (camera).
1468918
I've only found it to work with the videos I have recorded. If you have recorded videos on your device, you should be able to plat them.
350618
Yes starting and stopping will result in a new file. This allows you to name each scene for easier production, remember you want short scenes 10-12 seconds. You can always piece together in your editor software and transition to a new scene. The other option is to keep the camera filming and cut out the section you don't want, but this waste battery and storage space.
950221
yes. There is a selection on the bottom left of the screen to instantly save the clip.