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Hi i recently got a Go pro hero 3 from misses clause :thumbup1: just wondering what editing software people use as ive taken a couple of clips but they play back a bit choppy/jumpy but are fine when playing on youtube unedited or do i just need to get a new/decent laptop :confused1:

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its set to the 960 and at 30 frames per second as that what manual says for high action recordings i didnt know if its beacuse my laptops pretty full of pictures and music but i put it on my girlfriends laptop which is the same and it played fine as she has hardley anything on it.

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30fps it shouldnt be jumpy, might be the size of the file on your computer vs current running programs. I bought a new comp a couple of years ago because of this.

 

Software wise a lot see to use either sony, windows movie maker or i movie.

 

I personally use final cut pro 10 but then again i use it 2-3 times a month on other projects so its worth the investment for me.

 

Dont assume the software min spec relates to the file size of the recording. ;)

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the clips are only about 10 to 20 seconds long but i didnt know if its worth getting an external hardrive so then i can empty the one on my laptop will make it run quicker ? but im a noob to computer terms all i know how to do is update my fb status haa

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