Online Video Publishing

Robin Good: Movie Maker is a simple and easy-to-use HD video editor for the Mac.

Key features include:

* Direct import of media from iPhoto and iTunes

* Random motion and transition effects
* Music trimming and syncing
* Animated captions
* Support for HD QuickTime movie (mov),

* Export to mp4, 3GP, m4v video formats
* Support for mp3, caf, m4a,wav, aac, amr, aiff, au audio formats
* iDVD support
* Project auto-saving

Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese

Cost: $28.99

Find out more: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/movie-maker/id441476546?mt=12

Robin Good: If you do video and you are on a Mac, you should be aware that there is a software called Flip4Mac, which makes it transparent for your Apple computer to read transparently any WMV (Windows Media Files) and to do lots more without needing to have a virtual PC machine instaled or having to convert those files each time.

Thre free version makes it easy to play any WMV or WMA file via your native Quicktime Player. Pro ($29), Studio ($49) and Studio HD ($79) versions add more capabilities, such as:

- Import WMV and WMA files for conversion to QuickTime and QuickTime compatible formats

- Export WMV using fixed preset encoding profiles (SD, 1-pass encoding)

- Export WMV using custom encoding profiles (HD, 2-pass VBR encoding, pro audio)

- Convert Windows Media files for your iOS devices

- Import Windows Media files into iMovie '11

- Create Windows Media video files easily from your Mac using pre-configured settings

Find out more: http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac/overview.htm 

Robin Good: CapScribe Open is a freely available Mac-based video editor for overlaying captions, sub-titles and descriptions on Quicktime, YouTube, and Flash videos.

CapScribe runs only on Intel Macs.

To get a free copy simply send an email to: info[at]inclusivemedia.ca
P.S.: be sure to replace the "[at]" with an "@" in the email address. You must put "CapScribe Request" in the header it we may not get back to you. Be sure to include the following survey questions and responses in your email: What do you do (where do you work, if relevant to your request. If at a university, please identify the group/research unit you're involved with, don't just identify the school)? How you're planning to use CapScribe?
Are you a previous user of CapScribe? How did you heard about CapScribe?

More info: http://www.inclusivemedia.ca/launch/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66&Itemid=40