Free Video Editing Software AviUtl Releases Successor AviUtl2, Creating a Buzz
The free video editing software "AviUtl," long favored by many video creators, has suddenly released its successor, "AviUtl2," generating significant buzz across the internet. This release marks the first major update in six years, offered as a "test version rebuilt from scratch" according to the developers. Key changes include official support for Windows 10 (64-bit) and later operating systems, and the integration of the previously essential "Extended Edit Plugin" into the main program. This significantly reduces the effort required for setup, allowing users to start smoothly. Despite being free, the original "AviUtl" was highly valued by many users, particularly on platforms like Niconico Douga, as a "god-tier software" (kami-software) capable of professional-level video editing due to its high extensibility and abundant plugins. Many creators even credit AviUtl with teaching them about file structures and computer knowledg...