Merging your video files seems to be the easiest editing job, but when you’re using your ordinary laptop without special editing software, it might turn into real crusade in a search for a right tool.
To keep it fast and simple, please see the rest of this tutorial.
So we have those 3 separate files with family video content that we want to upload to YouTube as one video, they are recorded at different times and…whooops…they have different codecs.
In this tutorial we will guide you on how to remove an object from a video using Adobe After effects.
In this tutorial you will learn how to set video wallpaper for Mac.
So, you want to create a video wallpaper for your Mac? Great idea! There are several ways to do it and in this tutorial we’re going to feature the method that is easy and free.
Follow this tutorial to learn how to export a movie from imovie to idvd, work on the project there and eventually create and burn a disc for the content.
In this tutorial you will learn how to to edit video on iPhone running on iOS 7.
The iPhone’s default “Videos” app is good for video playing, but not for video editing.
If you want to edit videos on your iPhone, it’s possible, but you’ll need to use third-party apps.
The most known third party video-editing app is iMovie. It’s simple to use, yet can make very sophisticated videos that you will not sometimes believe were done on iPhone. iMovie for iOS 7 has much more elegant look than its predecessors and holds some extra functions as well. It can be purchased from App Store. Let’s see how to use it. Make sure that you have the ready-for-editing video previously recorded by your iPhone.
In this tutorial you are going to learn how to watermark video. There are currently no decent online facilities for this so we are going to show you how to add a watermark with a free program.
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