Google has added a basic video editing feature on their video service, YouTube. Although not as powerful as Apple's Final Cut Pro or Adobe's Premiere Pro, this feature is quite useful.
With the video editing feature, users can cut the video and merge several videos into one file.
To use this video editor, users simply drag the thumbnail view of the video belong to the filmstrip at the bottom. Shifts the mouse pointer to the thumbnail icon will make it into a pair of scissors.Click there to determine the beginning and end of the video.
You also can preview low-resolution version of the video in question. And when you're done, save the video in your video collection.
The process of storing new video edited fast enough because the video is already there on the Google servers. It's just that YouTube takes time to process the results if your video.
Besides the latest video store into your video collection, YouTube also provides an option to give the title, tag, the video-sharing rules, and others.
As quoted from Cnet, June 17, 2010, there was one thing that is not allowed. Given the rules of copyright, you should not tamper with other people's videos.
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With the video editing feature, users can cut the video and merge several videos into one file.
To use this video editor, users simply drag the thumbnail view of the video belong to the filmstrip at the bottom. Shifts the mouse pointer to the thumbnail icon will make it into a pair of scissors.Click there to determine the beginning and end of the video.
You also can preview low-resolution version of the video in question. And when you're done, save the video in your video collection.
The process of storing new video edited fast enough because the video is already there on the Google servers. It's just that YouTube takes time to process the results if your video.
Besides the latest video store into your video collection, YouTube also provides an option to give the title, tag, the video-sharing rules, and others.
As quoted from Cnet, June 17, 2010, there was one thing that is not allowed. Given the rules of copyright, you should not tamper with other people's videos.
