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Adobe Premiere Rush CC review: Consumer video editor makes fast work of creation and sharing
In a world of instant video posting to social networks, Adobe Premiere Rush CC has a lot going for it.
Apple updates Final Cut Pro X with third-party app integrations, batch sharing, and more
Apple has issued major updates to its professional video editing app, as well as for its Compressor and Motion software.
Adobe Premiere Elements 2019 review: Movie editor with an AI spin
Adobe Premiere Elements 2019’s reliance on AI allows it to take much of the daunting challenge out of video editing.
Roxio Toast 17 Pro review: 64-bit ready, with new multicam editing skills
No longer only about creating and burning Blu-ray or DVD discs, Roxio Toast 17 Pro includes a suite of additional Mac applications for multi-cam editing, slideshows, photo editing, video capture, screen recording, and more.
LumaFusion review: Pro video editing now a reality on iOS devices
LumaFusion is a powerful multi-track video editor for mobile devices that enables professional results complete with titles, effects, transitions, color correction, audio mixing, and much more.
How to disable Apple’s HEIF and HEVC formats in iOS
The more-efficient formats aren’t compatible outside of the newest Apple ecosystems, and some users prefer compatibility.
LifeFlix 2.5 review: Your old Mini-DV camcorder’s new best friend
LifeFlix makes it easy to import Mini-DV tapes from your camcorder to QuickTime movies for digital archiving, or quickly create MP4 movies to share online.
Apple’s new model: Please subscribe
Over the past couple years, Apple’s Services division has become one of its more successful businesses. Dan Moren has noticed a pronounced trend towards subscription services.
QuickTime Player 7: Goodbye to Apple’s brushed-metal dinosaur
The transition from 32- to 64-bit technology means the end to oldies-but-goodies like QuickTime Player 7.
Apple updates Final Cut Pro X with ProRes RAW support, closed captioning tools
Free update to Apple's pro video editing apps includes Motion and Compressor.
Save 75% On A Lifetime License For MacX DVD Ripper Pro ($16)
MacX DVD Ripper Pro lets you rip any DVD to play on all your Apple and Android devices and at blazing speeds.
Sick of NBC's vapid Olympics coverage? Use a VPN and you can watch the BBC's coverage instead
How to use a VPN to watch the Olympics online via a foreign broadcaster, and avoid the vapid banter of NBC's games coverage.
Save 50% On Roxio Toast 16 Titanium - Deal Alert
Building on the success of the popular DVD burning software Toast Titanium, Roxio Toast 16 lets you connect and record multiple devices to capture synced video, audio, and your computer screen with a single click.
47% off HDMI Female to Female Coupler 2-Pack, Gold Plated High Speed Adapter - Deal Alert
Pop one of these adapters on the end of an HDMI cable and extend your back-of-the-tv HDMI port around front where it's easier to access. Or use them to couple multiple HDMI cables together for extended reach. 3D and 4k support.
Apple’s Clips 2.0 puts you in the Millennium Falcon or a Mega-Destroyer
App for creating short, sharable video clips includes Selfie Scenes, a new feature for iPhone X users.
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