How to Edit Video
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Most video editors suck. I don’t mean the people who edit videos. I’m talking about the software itself. Many of them require you to take classes in order to even begin to grasp how to make use of the program. You just want to edit video! Maybe you have video sitting on some kind of media like VHS tapes that you want to digitize, edit and share. If you’re looking to edit video without installing any software (or getting an advanced degree!) – you’re in luck!
Pixorial lets you easily edit your home movies online. You can upload your content from your own computer, or send old tapes to them and they’ll upload them for you. You’ll have your own password-protected account that stores all of your movies, right in one place. Some estimate the average lifespan of a VHS tape to be as low as eight years. Do you really want to chance losing all of those memories?
Pixorial lets you view, label and organize your video content all in one place, on your own password-protected digital video library on the web. It currently supports Firefox and Internet Explorer. Sadly, other browsers – such as Safari – simply cannot handle the high volume that is needed to temporarily store these files.
Making your own high-quality productions is fun and easy with Pixorial. If you can click, drag, and drop, you can produce something extraordinary to enjoy! Add titles, credits, transitions, and remix old and new footage.
Safeguard your memories today. Take a look at Pixorial, and see how they can help you make your life last a … well … lifetime.
- PINNACLE SYSTEMS Express DV ( Windows PC )
- Pinnacle Liquid Edition Version 6 – Advanced Video Editing
- Pinnacle Liquid Edition PRO Version 6 – Advanced Video Editing
- Microsoft Digital Image Suite 2006 Plus Pinnacle Studio 10.0
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4 Comments
Brandon Nelson
October 8th, 2009
at 4:52am
Chris, thanks! As a newbie with a Kodak Zi8 on the way to me as I write this, the article is timely. I’d like to produce some great-looking videos without having to research for weeks and spend tons of $$.
Bayos Patriwalen
October 8th, 2009
at 10:14am
i like that
Leigha
October 8th, 2009
at 10:26am
Very Cool! Thanks Chris, you always find the best tools and other stuff and I look forward to your finds.
Take care,
Leigha
Wise
October 14th, 2009
at 12:08am
Chris Thanks a lot plz send me some more guides and steps in making and eding videos…!!!