Video editor people

[tony84]

Apologies, I do not know what the actual terminology is.

I am going to make a 5-10 minute video on how ot use our new back office system. I just need someone to blur out confidential information.

Is there anyone on here who can help with it? If not, what should I be looking for on google? If I type video editor I get software or massive big corporate companies who do adverts for car companies, which seems a little bit overkill.

 

[WESH.UK]

Filmora make a good screen capture recording software thats not expensive nor complicated and lets you blur out parts of the screen, even frame by frame if needed or just long chunks.

We have used it many times to record something to show a customer a "how-to"
https://filmora.wondershare.net/screen-recorder/

 

[TargetICT]

Camtasia is good for what you’re describing.
If that’s much of a hassle for you I can help out too if you send the recorded video.

 

[The Byre]

DaVinci-Resolve can do this - and it's free. Hit-Film can also do this and the try-out version is also free.

DaVinci-Resolve is used by almost every major studio and TV station and it started off life as a $250,000 package. Today it is a loss-leader for Black-Magic Design, who are all set to replace Sony (one day) as a system house offering every stage of production.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

 

[TheoNe]

I have used the Movavi Video Editor previously and it is fantastic tool. You can hide both sensitive information and blur out faces using the intuitive built-in array of filters. It is also easy to download and import. Give it a try!

I hope this helps.

 

[Joseph Bartosiewicz]

I’ve had to do a few screen recordings for work guides, and blurring out private info always trips me up when I use basic editors. What’s worked for me is finding a video editor that has a straightforward blur tool-nothing too fancy, just something that lets you quickly mask things while you’re prepping a tutorial. I’ve tried a couple like Filmora, but honestly, what matters most is just how fast and simple it feels, since I don’t do video work all the time.

 

[DontAsk]

Another vote for DaVinci Resolve but I did have to upgrade my machine hone for the work I was doing.

 

[fisicx]

One would hope in the last 6 years @tony84 has found an editor.

 

[tony84]

If only the new back office system lasted as long as this thread! We replaced it last year

 

[Paul FilmMaker]

If only the new back office system lasted as long as this thread! We replaced it last year

Waiting for the new thread about you needing to blur stuff out...