<Date: 2011-01-30>
<Author: Austin>
<Category: Apple, Mac, OS X>
Apple’s iMovie application has been known as an easy to use, fun video editing tool. However, iMovie ’08 was missing a feature that had it’s creator, Glenn Reid, very upset. Unlike previous iMovie versions, ’08 did not feature timeline editing. Instead, video wrapped around at the edge of the screen like text. Apple has since caved to user requests regarding timeline editing. The new iMovie ’11 offers the ability to switch between editing modes. Here’s how to get iMovie from this: Read more...
Permalink: How To: Get Timeline Editing Back in iMovie ’11
<Date: 2009-12-05>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple, iPhone, iPod>
Most jailbroken iPhone and iPod Touch users have an app for downloading Youtube videos. The problem with these apps is that the downloaded videos don’t appear in the camera roll automatically. Video Mover, a jailbreak app, fixes this issue. It automatically moves all videos recorded with Cycorder (iPhone only), Video Recorder 3G (iPhone only) and those downloaded from Youtube to the Camera Roll. Read more...
Permalink: Move Youtube videos to the Photos App in iPod Touch
<Date: 2009-07-06>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: iPhone>
Video recording and auto focus equipped 3.2 MP camera in iPhone 3G S are the main reasons why people are upgrading to it. Video editing is built in the iPhone OS, and it also opens up video capture for other applications. iPod Touch seems to have been left far behind. But, TechCrunch has gotten some information from their sources in Asia: Read more...
Permalink: New-gen iPod Touch to have a camera, video capture and be very fast
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<Date: 2009-06-21>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: iPhone>
The biggest reason to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G S is obviously its new 3 megapixel camera with video capture. Video is recorded at a good 30 fps VGA resolution. This is the perfect resolution to publish videos on Youtube. Along with the built in video editor, and one click share via email, Mobile Me, MMS or Youtube, iPhone 3G S will really raise the bar for video recording on mobile devices. Even though Apple is really late at video recording for the iPhone, but they sure have done it in the best style.
But just how good are the videos recorded by the iPhone 3G S? As I was wondering this myself, TechCrunch posted on why the iPhone 3G S should have been called iPhone 3G V for its video recording features. Here’s a video they’ve put up that shows off the video quality: Read more...
Permalink: iPhone 3G S Video Recording Quality
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