Go pro software

[scottman]

What type of software does everyone use to edit video from there Go Pro? I am thinking about getting the Go Pro Hero 2 but wanted to know what is the best software that people are using?

Any suggestions?

[Tetley]

Good question. I'd also be interested in where people are getting their GoPro, or where do they suggest buying it and how much should one expect to spend.

[monkey1031]

Mike (Lakawa Mike) now sells them.
They're GP Heros.

Send him a message through the forum... He'll get back to you when he's off the lake (it's windy out today....).

[peterrib]

I have been using Sony Vegas on a PC. Took a while for me to latch on but now I
love it. More editing possibilities than I will ever use but getting great results. My
biggest hang up was converting the files.
Have fun, Peter

[JRN]

Scott, Maybe we can stick one on that giant, mobile, self-propelled ice fishing shack that you're driving around these days!
Nice to hear from you again.

[rookie]

Hey Scott, Hope things are going good for ya. I use windows movie maker. Its a free download. G ~

[Netdewt]

If you have a Mac, most pros will say that Final Cut Pro is the best. There is a learning curve, but ultimately the results are great. It used to be $1000, but they just adjusted the price to $300.

If you want something free and basic for converting or very simple edits, get MPEG Streamclip (Mac or PC).

http://www.squared5.com/

[Lee_Uptown]

Scott!!! Good to know you're hanging around!

[scottman]

Thanks everyone for the ideas on the software, I was just wondering if the Hero came with it's own software because it does not really say on the box that I could see.

Mountain biking mostly now, it's become a apssion of mine, and it helps the new Mtn bike trail at three rivers park is just a 1/4 mile from my house so it makes it easy.

Good to see the stoke is still around for Kiting!!!!