Review on FFsplit by Mark Adams

It's incredibly easy to use for newbies who are just learning about camcorders or software like this; it was also very useful if I wanted one of my friends in another country watching me do something online! There isn't much i had problems with except maybe when connecting all three cameras at once -- especially considering how many different inputs there could potentially end up being (i have more than 10). For anyone trying out digital media editing tools first time around - go ahead because these types o programs really help ease your transition between traditional methods such as shooting film footage onto actual hard drives so they aren’t lost forever along side other old information that will now become obsolete over its lifetime. Using only digital devices has made life difficult knowing where everything actually went while recording an entire day worth of work without leaving behind any tangible evidence of our processes I like that it's easy to use, has an intuitive interface, and is free. It is very effective for my needs. There really isn't anything I dislike about this software, but if there was I would say it would be that it could do more than just capture video. I have been able to use it to capture video from various locations in my house, including the garage, and have it stream to my computer.