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YouTube has added some basic editing facilities to its upload service. It’s designed to make it easier for users to remove unwanted material from short clips. The editing tools are not particularly advanced, but they do consist of three features:
All the editing is done online with clips which the user has already uploaded, rather than with files stored on their computer. That should mean the tools still work well even on older machines which would struggle with video processing. It could also be useful for smartphone users who want to upload and edit a clip before returning to a desktop computer. There are some limitations, however. Most notably YouTube still blocks most users from uploading clips of more than 10 minutes, so it’s not possible to use the tool to take a lengthy video and cut it down. Have you tried it out? What are your thoughts? |
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I made a video on it last night. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M8KSFzT5Zg but unfortunely when google updates youtube they break something else. annotations and comments seem to be broke from what some people are telling me. I think its a strategy to integrate it in to chromOS that is to be released this fall. The complete saturation of the google cloud. Are those effects at the end of your video created from the YouTube editor? Color balls and wavy lines. Yeah, does it include those effects? |
yea you can cut down a 10 min video because i did. I took 3 long videos and tossed them together randomly then added there music to it. It did take forever to encode tho.