Is there a specialy good program for editing...

[quote=mrniceguy02]So i found this great program for filming my lol games. It workes perfect, and with even no lags at all! But i dont have a good program to edit my movies in. And i really want to show my skills in lol for youtube. So guys please help me here and it really has to be a program that is free, or cracked :D Sonizzleguy/mrniceguy02[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong]Sony Vegas 8.0 is what I use. The means of obtaining it can be found online somewhere.[/quote]

[quote=mrniceguy02]Well i have sony vegas. But it does not want to load it in. The recorder i got is called: Lol recorder.[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong]Does it give an actual video file? If not I don't believe there's any video editing program or anything like that is going to do you any good.[/quote]

[quote=mrniceguy02]WOw... Yes it does give me a video file, but does not look like any other video file i have seen before. But i am just quit noob at this point :D[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong]What's the tag on the file?[/quote]

[quote=mrniceguy02]It has the same tag as the program. And its a: League of Legends replay file (.lrf).:D Sorry but i dont know soo much :D[/quote]

[quote=TRUeLM]What it gave you was a file that can be viewed via the LoL client, not a video. I'd recommended fraps, if your comp can handle it, but there are also other means of screen capture.[/quote]

[quote=Ippytraxx]Use a screen capture program to capture the replay in-game. I use Gregion: http://www.gregion.com/game/manual/64.html . But you can also use Xfire, Fraps, Wegame. Also if you record in .avi, Sony Vegas won't be able to open it unless you change the FourCC codec. I reccomend Adobe Premier, you can either download their free trial or there are other ways of getting it.... :X. After that render your film to your screen monitors resoloution, so don't render it to 1920 X 1080 if your sreen is at 1640 X 1480 otherwise you will get black bars on the sides which look ugly. Hope this helps![/quote]

[quote=B-Wong][quote=Ippytraxx] Use a screen capture program to capture the replay in-game. I use Gregion: http://www.gregion.com/game/manual/64.html . But you can also use Xfire, Fraps, Wegame. Also if you record in .avi, Sony Vegas won't be able to open it unless you change the FourCC codec. I reccomend Adobe Premier, you can either download their free trial or there are other ways of getting it.... :X. After that render your film to your screen monitors resoloution, so don't render it to 1920 X 1080 if your sreen is at 1640 X 1480 otherwise you will get black bars on the sides which look ugly. Hope this helps! [/quote] This. Since you don't have an actual video file, Sony Vegas isn't able to read the file because it's an in-game LoL replay-like file. Now if you were to start that file up while using a screen capture-er such as Fraps or any of those programs mentioned, it'd give you a raw video file which you can then further edit in Sony Vegas and finally render it and send it on its way to the internets of youtube.[/quote]