A l’aide de l’éditeur vidéo, vous pourrez éditer les fichiers vidéo et créer des vidéo de divers niveaux de complexité. Vous aurez également la possibilité d’appliquer des effets vidéo et audio aux objets d’édition, les transformer, introduire la filtration et la correction des images. Le logiciel prend en charge tous les formats et codecs vidéo et audio populaires en lecture comme en enregistrement.
Ce logiciel sert à transformer les fichiers vidéo d’un format en un autre. Il prend en charge presque tous les formats vidéo populaires en lecture comme en enregistrement. En outre, il offre la possibilité de création des vidéos pour des dispositifs multimédia concrets, tels que iPhone, Microsoft Zune ou Archos. Le logiciel est très simple d’emploi, il est doté d’une interface moderne et fournit un ensemble de fonctions de base pour traiter les vidéos.
Grâce à ce convertisseur audio, vous pourrez convertir les fichiers audio d’un format vers un autre. Le logiciel prend en charge tous les formats et codecs audio répandus. Le logiciel permet également de traiter les sélections et les balises META des fichiers, offre la possibilité d’exporter des pistes audio depuis un fichier vidéo et d’enregistrer les pistes sur l’ordinateur au format voulu.
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Un large éventail d'outils de traitement des fichiers multimédia dans un seul logiciel de montage vidéo gratuit.

Les logiciels utilisent des algorithmes multiprocesseurs rapides optimisés.

VSDC est un logiciel vidéo qu’on peut télécharger gratuitement sur les PCs et ordinateurs portables à base de système d'exploitation Windows
Do you want to record Minecraft gameplay for your YouTube channel? Maybe you want to capture your speedrun, or just make a let’s play? This means that in addition to the screen, you might also need to record your webcam or microphone — or even both at the same time.
To help you out, we’ve put together a step-by-step tutorial on how to do it using the VSDC Screen Recorder. It’s a free screen recorder for Windows PC with a built-in game capturing mode that allows you to save footage in ultra-high resolution.
Without further ado, let’s dive right in.
After you’ve installed VSDC on your PC, you can launch it through the shortcut on your desktop. Once opened, you will see this window:
The interface is pretty simple and user-friendly, so you should have no trouble navigating it, even if you’re not tech-savvy. Before getting started, you’ll need to enable your recording devices. Let’s see how you can do it.
If your webcam and/or microphone are external (not built-in), you’ll need to connect them to your PC first. After doing that, click the Enable sound button to enable microphone sound in your video, and hit Enable camera to record video from your webcam.
Keep in mind that if you choose to record your Minecraft gameplay using the Game capturing mode, it will be impossible to place the facecam over the game window. Instead, the webcam video will be recorded separately and you can add it to the video later (we’ll show you how to do that). To save the video from your webcam as a separate file, open the settings window, go to Mixer and tick the Save camera recording as file checkbox.
It’s important to set the software up before starting to record. For instance, you can tweak the output video quality as well as the folder where the resulting video will be saved.
To configure the details, use the Common settings and the Export settings. The former allows you to change your Output Folder by clicking Change next to the corresponding option. If you leave the default settings, your video will be saved to the default folder: Videos\VSDC Free Screen Recorder. The latter allows you to configure the number of frames per second, resolution, hotkeys, and the overall quality of the recording. We recommend keeping the quality at 70-80%.
Once you’re done, the settings will be saved automatically.
You can now launch Minecraft. In the VSDC taskbar, right-click on the Game Capturing button and choose the game. Then, switch to the Minecraft window and press Start recording hotkey, by default it’s Ctrl+F5.
Once you’ve finished recording your footage, press the Stop recording hotkey, which is Ctrl+F8 by default. To quickly navigate to your recordings, hit the Open Output Folder in the VSDC taskbar.
If you chose to record your webcam along with the gameplay, it’s time to add it to the video. You can use any free video editing software of your choice, however, for the sake of this tutorial, we’ll use VSDC Free Video Editor.
Launch VSDC on your computer and use the Import content option to add the gameplay video to the scene. In the pop-up project settings window hit OK. Next, press Shift + V to add a new video to the scene and select your facecam video from the computer. In the pop-up window, select Add new layer, so that the facecam video is placed over the main video with the gameplay.
From there, all you need to do is grab the handlers of the facecam video and resize it and place it in the corner of your choice.
Enjoy the result
Now that you know how to record your footage, why not try it for yourself? Who knows, maybe you’ll be the next big Minecraft YouTuber! All you have to do is try. In case you want to edit your video, look through the list of tutorials here or check out the VSDC YouTube channel.

A l’aide de ce logiciel, vous pourrez faire des vidéos de votre bureau et les enregistrer sur l’ordinateur sous différents formats. Avec l’éditeur de vidéo, ce logiciel est une solution idéale pour créer des présentations et des bandes démos.

Le programme est pour le but de récupèrer le vidéo des périphériques et de l’enregistrer sur l’ordinateur dans n'importe quel format vidéo. Il vous permet de sauvegarder les vidéos des tuners vidéo, des caméras Web, des cartes de capture et d’autres unités.
VSDC Free Video Editor is rated 4.5/5 by real users on Trustpilot and Capterra. Here are a few reviews and quotes from creators and tech media.
Overall rating:4.5/5based on200+ reviews on Trustpilotand89 reviews on Capterra.
VSDC Free Video Editor is the best free video editor for Windows I’ve used, from color grading to picture-in-picture and cinematic results.
— Ejikeme Eloka Augustine
Source:Trustpilot
Easy-to-use interface and quick export to social media make VSDC a versatile video editing tool for everyday projects.
— Karen C., E-Learning
Source:Capterra
A feature-packed non-linear video editor for Windows that can compete with many paid video editing solutions.
— TechRadar
Source:TechRadar review
The free VSDC editor saved my YouTube channel – a powerful video editing software for chroma key, text effects and picture-in-picture.
— Paul Roberts
Source:Trustpilot
Fast and simple for YouTube videos with green screen, zoom, color tools and creative effects in one app.
— Marie R., Media Production
Source:Capterra
One of the best free video editor options for Windows users, ideal for GoPro, YouTube and family videos.
— VidProMom, YouTube creator
Source:Media reviews
I’ve been using VSDC for years; editing is easy and the final videos look great for my personal and professional projects.
— Long-time VSDC user
Source:Trustpilot
Great value and faster than many other free tools; I quickly create videos for YouTube, Instagram and Facebook with features my audience loves.
— Rabika B., Marketing & Advertising
Source:Capterra
VSDC offers many features you don’t usually find in free editors, including picture-in-picture, stabilization and modern codec support with no watermarks.
— Tech media review
Source:Media reviews