Red Giant Software releases Holomatrix

New After Effects plug-in gives your footage that sci-fi look.

Speed-up iMovie clipsHere's the way to time-compress a very long video clip.
Orb for Mac lets you stream your media anywhereA new Mac version of the popular Orb software streams music, photos, and videos to any Internet device, including iPhone

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.
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.
Gain more control over QuickTime X playback speeds Learn how to use more than just three (2x, 4x, 8x) playback speeds in QuickTime Player X.
Ripping your unprotected DVDs We've had plenty of fun talking about ripping the commercial DVDs you own. But what about the discs you've created? Here are tips for extracting their video.

The Macalope Weekly: Good kitty, bad kitty The Macalope realizes it's 'he said/he said' when it comes to the Snow Leopard launch, but when it comes to Flash and AT&T, there's plenty of blame to go around.
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.
iTunes 9: A wish list It seems like a safe bet we'll see iTunes 9 unveiled some time in September. Scott McNulty weighs in on some rumored additions, and a few features he'd like to see.
Opinion: Farewell, Shake The video world has been buzzing about the unheralded demise of Apple's Shake. Here's a remembrance from someone who was on the Shake Train from the very beginning.
DVD copying case: Why you should care RealNetworks and the major movie studios are squaring off in court over an application that lets users back up commercial DVDs. Here's how the outcome could affect you.