It is NOT a video editor but an FFMPEG video converter GUI with rudimentary editing tabbed wizards which then are compiled into ffmpeg.exe command line parameters when you finally ask it to convert the input videos.
not sure why lot's of comments go on about needing additional installed codecs since it uses ffplay_dll.dll and the FFMPEG DLLs when rendering videos not external LAVfilters or the like. can you do that with this? Of course not it's not, it's not a serious Video editor! Even the version of FFMPEG.EXE it uses is ancient. Could create a virtual choir video using just VSDC and dozens of individually shot videos with their own sound tracks. Jim C, ever tried VSDC video editor? even the free edition reveals what a toy "editor" this is! So many things you just could never do with this are freely accessible in VSDC like a timeline where you can apply effects over a timeline on selected frames use colour keying and have multiple videos on screen at once like is done on TV where presenters are presenting from home using smartphones and two or three presenters can be placed side by side and synced up. Basically FFMPEG.EXE does ALL the editing and conversion the program is just a GUI to help generate the FFMPEG.EXE command line and monitor the child threads progress.
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