

On the initial project-setting panel, we have Blank Project for creating a new project, Create slideshow for fast converting videos or pictures into slideshows, and icons that navigate to the guide for VSDC top features, etc. The previous one looks very nifty and straightforward while the latter might make users feel VSDC Free Video Editor is the epitome of complicated. The feel given by the design of the project setting interface and the editing interface is quite different. The software didn't mark out the paid feature on the interface, so we can't tell out a paid feature until we click on it. However, it pops up the ads for upgrading to the paid version (costs 19.9USD) every time we start the program or click on the paid feature such as video stabilization, motion tracking, and hardware-accelerated decoding. VSDC Free Video Editor is free with no watermark or time limit.

If you have questions about the archived correspondence, please use the VRT noticeboard.VSDC Free Video Editor, first launched in 2010, is a feature-rich free video editing software developed by Multilab LLC.

The correspondence is available to trusted volunteers as ticket #2019120910003351.

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