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Windows Movie Maker was a basic video editor included with Windows starting with Windows ME (2000). As of Windows 7 (2009), it was no longer installed by default, but instead offered as a free download. It was replaced by Video Editor in Windows 10 (2015) & discontinued in 2017.

23/11/24, 10:02 pm9 reposts65 likes

Zero

@gillianseeddxm.bsky.social

26 Nov 2024

this is still the best quick video editor. you can download and install it on Windows 10 manually. clipchamp sucks in comparison honestly

pdyc

@newbeelearn.com

24 Nov 2024

wait for some time i will re create most of the functionality newbeelearn.com/tools/videoe...

newbeelearn.comVideo Editor with FFmpeg CommandsA video editor tool that lets you create, edit, and transform videos by generating FFmpeg commands.

Laurent Gébeau (mtoo)

@mtoo.bsky.social

24 Nov 2024

Free, easy, smart...still no équivalent in Windows

yellowwinner

@yellowwinner.bsky.social

24 Nov 2024

I really wish Microsoft went all in doing updates, to this day it's still hard to recommend a free video editor.

Lansing

@majintails.bsky.social

24 Nov 2024

I remember the Windows 10 Video Editor! It was pretty decent, though not very advanced. It itself was replaced by ClipChamp around Windows 11 because they changed the Photos app, but can still be downloaded via Photos Legacy (basically just the older Photos)