Need recommendation for video editing software for under $200

[museprime]

Would anyone be able to recommend the best video editing software for $200 or less? For windows and mac

Thanks in advance

 

[awesomeaiden2]

You should try hitfilm 3 express, it's a pretty good software overall and it's free. If you decide you like it, you could upgrade to hitfilm pro 4 for 350 bucks. I haven't tried it personally but I've heard about it from others and it looks alright.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtwZ8wahH6M
https://hitfilm.com/

 

[kenrivers]

One that will work on both the PC and Mac and fit in your budget is Adobe Premiere Elements (14 is the latest release). Retail is $69.99. You may be able to install it on two computers provided you don't use them both at the same time and if it comes with install media for both the Mac and PC. Check section 2.1.3 of the license agreement. Here's a link to the system requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/system-requirements.html

Here are some others but I can't comment on how good they are:
VideoPad Video Editor (NCH Software)
muvee Reveal Finale (muvee)

Open Source and Free Software:
VideoLAN Movie Creator (free from videolan.org)
Shotcut (shotcut.org)

Most, if not all, have trial versions available.

 

[museprime]

One that will work on both the PC and Mac and fit in your budget is Adobe Premiere Elements (14 is the latest release). Retail is $69.99. You may be able to install it on two computers provided you don't use them both at the same time and if it comes with install media for both the Mac and PC. Check section 2.1.3 of the license agreement. Here's a link to the system requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/system-requirements.html

Here are some others but I can't comment on how good they are:
VideoPad Video Editor (NCH Software)
muvee Reveal Finale (muvee)

I'll give adobe a try. thanks Also thanks awesomeaiden for your input too

Open Source and Free Software:
VideoLAN Movie Creator (free from videolan.org)
Shotcut (shotcut.org)

Most, if not all, have trial versions available.