Which video editor censors words in videos?

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BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-08-07 08:51

You know like the usual beep sound whenever someone cusses.

would be helpful for the cat to post safer videos.
emomutt wrote on 2010-08-07 09:55

you can just get it off a sound hosting site and download it then edit it into your videos
P.S. safe is over rated
BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-08-07 09:57

the cat means safe from getting infractions at Mabination :/
emomutt wrote on 2010-08-07 10:20

if you want to actually edit the bleep into videos do what i posted
if you expect nation to bleep it for you then thats impossible
the internet doesnt have a V chip
David wrote on 2010-08-07 20:34

You can do this pretty easily using Windows Movie Maker. Split the clip into parts: before the swear word, during the swear word, and after the swear word. Put the bleep sound in the Audio timeline under the swear word clip. Select the swear word clip and go to Clip > Audio > Mute or something like that and you're done!
Kraken wrote on 2010-08-07 20:54

Quote from David;117738:
You can do this pretty easily using Windows Movie Maker. Split the clip into parts: before the swear word, during the swear word, and after the swear word. Put the bleep sound in the Audio timeline under the swear word clip. Select the swear word clip and go to Clip > Audio > Mute or something like that and you're done!

Except for the fact that Windows Movie Maker decides to crop a little off where you selected. Example: You have a person saying "Gee, it sure is boring around here!" and selected the "boring", you'd end up with "Gee, it sure i ound here!" instead of the desired "Gee, it sure is around here!"

Trust me, I've gotten frustrated enough at the program to know. Not only that, but it saves in horrible quality, crashes frequently, and doesn't even let you do some of the most basic stuff like reversing.
Time wrote on 2010-08-07 20:55

Quote from Kraken;117748:
Except for the fact that Windows Movie Maker decides to crop a little off where you selected. Example: You have a person saying "Gee, it sure is boring around here!" and selected the "boring", you'd end up with "Gee, it sure i ound here!" instead of the desired "Gee, it sure is around here!"

Trust me, I've gotten frustrated enough at the program to know. Not only that, but it saves in horrible quality, crashes frequently, and doesn't even let you do some of the most basic stuff like reversing.

Are you using my old Windows 2000? Cause thats exactly like my old Windows 2000!
Kraken wrote on 2010-08-07 20:56

Quote from Timexpo;117750:
Are you using my old Windows 2000? Cause thats exactly like my old Windows 2000!

Windows XP. Although seeing how it's Windows, I doubt they'd take the time to fix a problem like that.