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MovieCut is handy utility that is able to trim down any wasted video minutes in your library of home movies.
If you have an extensive home movie collection, you know how easy it is to use up a large amount of video on nothing really interesting at all. This is where an editing suite comes into play.
Key Features include:
Intuitive interface.
Preview changes in real-time.
Apply various effects.
Rotate and cut videos.
Upload to YouTube.
Add audio to video tracks.
MovieCut is lets you edit out all the 'dead' video footage that you don't need. The app is fairly straightforward with standard functionality, wrapped in an intuitive interface that is easy to navigate.
To get started, simply load a video either via drag and drop or by browsing to the file’s location. The app supports a wide range of source formats, including .WMV, .AVI, .FLV, .SWF, .MP4, .MOV, .MPG, .MKV, .3GP, .OGG, .OGV, .MTS, .QT, .M1S, and .VOB , to name a few. Next up, just choose the portion of video that you don't want and cut it out.The resulting video can be saved, or saved and uploaded to YouTube. If you want to add filter effects, you can do. You can choose from fade in and fade out, and alter brightness and contrast. If you need to rotate your video, you can also do that as well. It even has a tool to extract the image out and save it as a .JPEG file!
Overall, MovieCut is an app designed for novice users entering the field of video editing. It is basic in its functionality and has some limited tools, however, if just need an app to remove some unusable video footage and then upload the edited video to YouTube, then this is perfect.
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