You have a newer version. Use the current filter that has a rotate function, just search "rotate" and click on the first result. It all does the same thing.
As for the audio, you can use the low pass filter with "Wet" at 100% and the cutoff frequency at around 3200 for that VHS sound too. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Thanks for that, maybe will use it later Also thanks for the epilepsy warning since i do have epilepsy but i only had 1 real seizure so i probably wouldnt have gotten affected by those flashing light..
That's such a valuable video. The effect looks amazing and your explanation is great as well. I'm really inspired and I'll do something simillar one day in one of my videos for sure. Thank you a lot for sharing your tips :D
Yo bro thanks for this video I needed this for a drill remix of a song from the game "Poppy Playtime", which has that sort of VHS aspect throughout the game.
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To make it even more realistic if you want it to have the classic black borders, just set the aspect ratio as 4:3 and the resolution as 333x480 pixels when exporting
@@scellyyt I just exported a video in that format and it looks good so id assume its what i said since i dont even think vhs was 480p. i used it on an old highschool video and using that with an audio filter works perfect 👍
For more advanced stuff I don't think shotcut can replace premiere, but if you use various freeware utilities together such as shotcut and blender, you'll easily be off the adobe tax.
@@scellyyt i used the lens correction and put centre to 30.8 and edges to 0, i didnt know about filter and crop lol plus i got the sort of effect I wanted, even tho it was inverse, but if i did it where it was normal, It's be weird so yeah lol. ty
hi i really liked the glow effect so thanks :) but i downloaded a vhs effect that has a transparent background, how can i put it over a video so the video has a vhs effect?
It won’t give the video the softer colours but it would look really good on top of the video if you use the opacity filter to make it a bit transparent
i'm really confused, whenever i try to paste a video into my top track it moves the entire thing and when i try to align the tracks it deletes the top video. any solution to this issue?
I was more closely trying to resemble analogue video captured directly off of a VCR or something rather than a camera pointed to a CRT but you can do that with a PNG overlay
Well as a quick and dirty trick for a simple video editor I think it does a decent job of the major parts, but yes, it's never going to be 1:1. I also have a 90s camcorder that records to super8 tape, and am aware that it's not a perfect recreation.
Well I wouldn't consider my PC a monster, but if you are experiencing a lot of shotcut lag then change the display method in "Settings > Display method" and then select one. I personally find that "DirectX (ANGLE)" works best for me. Keep in mind that if you are using lots of videos, filters, tracks ect it will tend to slow down. If you want more help you can go to the shotcut forums or join our unofficial discord server (link in the description)
@@michelestaffiere7422 im on R5 1600 (i5 6700K equiv.), Same ram and a gtx 1060. Lag is just a characteristic of shotcut. Try going to Settings > Display method and tweaking with the setting. Also the lag is ONLY in the preview. When you export it, it will be fine.
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I don't have rotate and scale :(
You have a newer version. Use the current filter that has a rotate function, just search "rotate" and click on the first result. It all does the same thing.
@@scellyyt Ok
its called "size, rotate, position" now
I used the elastic scale XD
thanks for infomartion@@scellyyt
As for the audio, you can use the low pass filter with "Wet" at 100% and the cutoff frequency at around 3200 for that VHS sound too. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
hi great idea
Highly suggest raising the rolloff rate to at least 3, as that will make it sound like an old mic as well
this helped so much as well, thank you!
@@SethsterFilms It's no problem! I'm glad it helped!
@@thedailylemon3822 Thank you so much!
Thanks for that, maybe will use it later
Also thanks for the epilepsy warning since i do have epilepsy but i only had 1 real seizure so i probably wouldnt have gotten affected by those flashing light..
Well it's always good to be cautious about things for the viewers.
Old video was 4:3 aspect ratio. We are going to have fun with this. Thanks for the tips!
No worries
That's such a valuable video. The effect looks amazing and your explanation is great as well. I'm really inspired and I'll do something simillar one day in one of my videos for sure. Thank you a lot for sharing your tips :D
Thanks for your kind words :) Glad it helped
I feel like if you added grain then it would have been even better but other then that thank you for this video!!!
Yea I forgot to add that. And no problem.
@@scellyyt how would you do that?
@@katelynns4887 Think u just go to add effects and chose grain and yeah just chose the size and stuff from then.
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Perfect explanation, tempo on point. Excellent video, thank you mate!
The glich effect can be used during jumpscares
This tutorial was brilliant; the subscription is well deserved.
Thank YOU! Needed this badly.
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to make the color bleed more accurate, make the color layer have 100% opacity instead, and set the layer's blend mode to HSL Color
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial!!! It really helped a lot :> God bless u and hope you have a good day!
Yo bro thanks for this video I needed this for a drill remix of a song from the game "Poppy Playtime", which has that sort of VHS aspect throughout the game.
Hey, this is great! What filter would you suggest to make the image a little more wavy, to add to the already pretty convincing effect?
Want some help with this or just wanna talk about more tips and tricks of shotcut?
Join the official forums! - forum.shotcut.org
Or join the unofficial discord server! - discord.gg/SavCMJs
To make it even more realistic if you want it to have the classic black borders, just set the aspect ratio as 4:3 and the resolution as 333x480 pixels when exporting
You don't mean 640x480? That's 4:3 480p
@@scellyyt I just exported a video in that format and it looks good so id assume its what i said since i dont even think vhs was 480p. i used it on an old highschool video and using that with an audio filter works perfect 👍
There posibly be just blur on horizontal color, instead of chromatic aberation?
Thank you for this tutorial. Helped a lot
So useful! I just downloaded it so I can get rid off Adobe Premiere Pro license.
For more advanced stuff I don't think shotcut can replace premiere, but if you use various freeware utilities together such as shotcut and blender, you'll easily be off the adobe tax.
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Nice tips! I never knew shotcut has this feature LOL. Anyway, did you set this video as "not public" intentionally?
Yea because I forgot to add the thumbnail but eh. I'll just leave it to public now.
Great video, thank you!
Nice video. I will give it a shot in the future. How would you implement a TV grain with these effects?
I would add a grain effect to the above track, but I would personally just add a bit and not overdo it.
How do I make a 3d tv effect with it? Y'know one where it looks like you're watching one of those tvs where the screen bulges out?
For that i'd experiment with the lens correction filter and crop: rectangle filter imgur.com/a/8eNnc5B
@@scellyyt i used the lens correction and put centre to 30.8 and edges to 0, i didnt know about filter and crop lol
plus i got the sort of effect I wanted, even tho it was inverse, but if i did it where it was normal, It's be weird so yeah lol. ty
Thanks, GOD bless you.
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honestly find it weird, my pc isnt maxxing itself out but the frame rate of the video is awful, idk might be some sorta lag
This is normal for the preview, it will be smooth when you export
Im new to the editing world but this is gonna help me out a lot. Thanks and keep up the Videos
I'm very glad you found it helpful. :)
Thank you so much for making this video !!!
Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this!!!
hi i really liked the glow effect so thanks :) but i downloaded a vhs effect that has a transparent background, how can i put it over a video so the video has a vhs effect?
It won’t give the video the softer colours but it would look really good on top of the video if you use the opacity filter to make it a bit transparent
THANK YOU VERY MUCH BRO!
You're welcome!
thanks for this it was very helpful
i'm really confused, whenever i try to paste a video into my top track it moves the entire thing and when i try to align the tracks it deletes the top video. any solution to this issue?
Click and drag the video into the new top track
this always helps me
Dang, nice tutorial man, i love it
I don't have opacity effect :(
Is there a way to add scan lines?
This realy helped me. Thank you wery much! 💜💜💜
very usefull, thanks
thank you
Thx very much!
You forgot about the scanlines. :)
I was more closely trying to resemble analogue video captured directly off of a VCR or something rather than a camera pointed to a CRT but you can do that with a PNG overlay
theres many version blur please help
blur: box
blur: expanential
blur: low pass
blur box
Only me having problems with the video being very laggy after these effects have been applied?
It will always be a bit slow while you're in the editor, that's just how shotcut is. It should be smooth when you export it
@@scellyyt Thanks for the quick response great quide btw.
Amazing!
Thank u
Thanks
Bro, I have a CCD Camcorder from the 80's and I can confirm that it doesn't look even remotely like VHS.
Well as a quick and dirty trick for a simple video editor I think it does a decent job of the major parts, but yes, it's never going to be 1:1. I also have a 90s camcorder that records to super8 tape, and am aware that it's not a perfect recreation.
i hope my shotcut doesnt crash
Did it crash?
Wow how is your shotcut not laggy at all? Are you using a monster PC or is there something wrong with my shotcut
Well I wouldn't consider my PC a monster, but if you are experiencing a lot of shotcut lag then change the display method in "Settings > Display method" and then select one. I personally find that "DirectX (ANGLE)" works best for me. Keep in mind that if you are using lots of videos, filters, tracks ect it will tend to slow down. If you want more help you can go to the shotcut forums or join our unofficial discord server (link in the description)
@@scellyyt Thanks
What software is this
ITS LITTERLY IN THE FUCKING TITLE
you need to be more popular
Well it's just a thing with waiting for new people to come.
video gets laggy
You mean my video or when you try to edit the video? Shotcut has always been laggy when editing, especially on weaker hardware.
@@scellyyt my preview gets a little laggy, I'm running an i7 8700k 16gb ram and a gtx 1080. not sure if the final render will be laggy too
@@michelestaffiere7422 im on R5 1600 (i5 6700K equiv.), Same ram and a gtx 1060. Lag is just a characteristic of shotcut. Try going to Settings > Display method and tweaking with the setting. Also the lag is ONLY in the preview. When you export it, it will be fine.
Too bad I'm too poor for a editing software XD
Thing is shotcut is free! (on the official site that is. On the Microsoft store it's like £8)
@@scellyyt oh that's great then thanks!
this is amazing, thank you!
thanks