Browse tag: video editing consumer

Browse tag: video editing consumer

Speed-up iMovie clips
Here's the way to time-compress a very long video clip.
Create pause-zoom-pause effects in iMovie stills
Learn how to show a still image for some time in your iMovie project, then zoom/crop/move that image, and then pause on the final image again before moving on.
Review: VHS capture tools compared
If you have a box of VHS slowly deteriorating in the basement, use these tools to convert them.
ReelDirector beefs up iPhone 3GS's editing capabilities
ReelDirector, an app for the iPhone 3GS, improves the device's editing capabilities by allowing for transitions and text overlays.
Review: ScreenFlow 2
ScreenFlow 2 adds transitions, audio ducking, clip playback speed adjustment, and more to the screen recording and editing suite.
ScreenFlow 2.0 adds powerful new editing features
Telestream's already-powerful screencasting studio, ScreenFlow, gets more powerful with version 2.0.
Sharing home movies with iWeb
The My Albums templates in iWeb aren’t just for pictures––they can hold videos, too. Here’s how to use them to organize your movies in one convenient place online.
iMovie update improves device compatibility
iMovie 8.0.5, released Tuesday, improves compatibility with importing video captured on the new camera-equipped iPod nanos, among other changes.
Mac News Briefs: BoinxTV, Cinematize add Snow Leopard compatibility
Boinx added Snow Leopard compatibility to its BoinxTV video podcasting tool, while Miraizaon did the same for its Cinematize DVD movie clip extraction offerings. Also, Werck unveiled Checkout 3, and Zervix released the new PDF Checkpoint.
Make your iPhone video pop
How to shoot crisp and colorful video on your iPhone without the typical jerky-camera look.
Organize Your iMovie Video Library
To deal with the glut of video that quickly accumulates in the Event Library, iMovie includes features for marking favorite footage and rejecting (and hiding) sections to reduce the clutter, and applying keywords to find related video.
Review: Camtasia for Mac
The newest entrant in the screen recording market introduces some new features, but also comes with a few bugs and limitations.
First Look: iPhone 3.1
iPhone's 3.1 software update brings some new features with it, and also patches a few bugs along the way.
Snow Leopard's (partial) Gem substitutes
With every new version of Mac OS X, Apple adds features that replicate, fully or partially, the functionality of some third-party software. Dan Frakes takes a look at past Gems you may no longer need after upgrading, as well as areas where Snow Leopard still falls short.
Opinion: iMovie needs to open up to developers
Prior to iMovie '08, developers could create plug-ins that added new titles, transitions, and effects to the software. Apple needs to bring that ability back.
Streaming large movies
No, if you can help it, you don't want to take a nearly 2GB movie and plunk it into a MobileMe Gallery. Here's how to help it.
How to make your own Macworld Video
In this week's video, Rob Griffiths covers the process and tools used to create the Macworld Video. Yes, it's a video about making the very video you'll be watching.
Working through the video-editing backlog
Got lots of video? Here's how to keep it manageable and fun.
iMovie 8.0.4 update fixes problem with iPhone 3GS video
The latest update to iMovie '09 fixes problems with iPhone 3GS videos, beat markers, and fine-tuning controls.
TwitVid video upload app released for iPhone 3GS
TwitVid.com has released an iPhone app to let 3GS users upload videos to Twitter.
Report: Apple seeding iPhone 3.1 beta
Apple has reputedly started distributing the beta version of iPhone 3.1 to developers, along with the updated version of the Software Development Kit.
VideoDrive makes video file conversions easy
VideoDrive aims to make video conversions easy.
FlashVideo Converter incorporates new engine
FlashVideo Converter sports a new engine that can do 30 frame per second conversions.
iMovieLocationEditor helps edit iMovie's locations
If you want to use the same custom location several times in iMovie '09, you can use iMovieLocationEditor to edits iMovie’s locations.
Sorenson 360 adds direct-to-iPhone video publishing
Sorenson Media's online video encoding service Sorenson 360 now supports direct-to-iPhone video publishing.
E3: Yoostar lets you star in Hollywood movies
Yoostar is a new software and hardware kit that lets you star in clips from your favorite Hollywood movies.
Clipstart, for all your video-organizing needs
Riverfold Software's Clipstart is to video clips what iTunes is to music, or iPhoto is to digital pictures. It's a handy one-stop shop for keeping track of all the video clips you film.
Digitize VHS video tapes
Senior editor Chris Breen takes a look at two products that can help you transfer video tape content to your Mac.
Roxio releases Easy VHS to DVD for Mac video digitizer
Easy VHS to DVD for Mac is a hardware and software combo that lets you convert and preserve analog video.
Clipstart lets you organize, upload your videos
Clipstart is a new program that aims to do for your video clips what iPhoto does for your photos, allowing you to import, catalog, and share them online.