The iPhone Gets a Solid Video Editor

20 Oct 2009

Given my mobile lifestyle, slowly but surely my iPhone is becoming my primary computer. I just finished a seven-day, five-city business trip where all I took was my phone. If call goes according to plan I have hopefully taken the last trip where you will see me toting a laptop.

My phone is already chock full of all kinds of useful apps that make this all possible. However, there remain two that are missing: a good PowerPoint document editor (Documents to Go handles Word and Excel files just fine) and a video editing tool. The latter issue just got solved with ReelDirector. Check out the demo below for more. It looks terrific.

Comments 4 Comments

Oct 20, 2009

robungar said...

Pretty nifty, great potential. I wonder how much you can actually tweak. Do you know if you can add in your own soundtrack?

Oct 28, 2009

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Oct 29, 2009

iphone applications development said...

This is app is neat. this is pretty much ok for those who would want to shoot and edit videos right there and then. although certain features may not be here (as i read the app description from your link) like... can you add video effects? can the audio be edited too? could you add/embed another audio aside from the NatSOT? are there sound effects included? stuff like that.

but for a starter who just wants to edit videos for fun, then this is ok.

Jul 20, 2010

Costian said...

that's simply great ! i need that to upload my edited vids to youtube. they really think about everything.pay per head sportsbook

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