So welcome to the podcast. Thanks so much for being here with us and listening or watching on any

platform that you're doing so. Appreciate you guys having us here with you guys. We got Josh Bixler.

Hi, friends. Alex Vada. Hi-de-ho. That's good. I like that. I wish I said that now.

Yeah, yeah. Well, first and foremost this afternoon, we are super excited to actually have this

podcast be presented to you by VSD. So they've made this podcast possible today. And they are a free non-linear

video editor for Windows operating system, which I didn't know what that meant, to be honest,

but I didn't know what non-linear meant. And from what I understand, it means that you have

the possibility to simultaneously create many objects in random locations

and positions in time, which is kind of cool because it gives you the freedom to do so.

And so like unlike many other, and the nice thing about it is it's free.

That's the biggest thing.

It's free to all the users, which is really cool.

So unlike many free pieces of video editing software, VSCC is truly free with

no watermarks, trial periods, format, or feature limitations, which is always a good option to have.

They do have a pro version. So if for some reason you are getting to the point where you're like,

man, I've reached its potential, I need something new, I need something better. There is a pro version,

which is 1999 per year, which is super cheap, in my opinion. You don't have to pay a monthly

fee, which is nice. But the same is the small percentage of users that, you know, working with

large files or editing video on a professional level. So those are the kind of key features of

that. You got stabilization,

hardware acceleration, video masking, audio waveform and all those kind of cool things. So, which is

really nice. Also, if you're not used to GoPro or whatever, but I'm sure most people are used to

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