Online Video Publishing

Robin Good: The Mozilla Foundation is working hard to further develop its video editing and remixing platform Popcorn Maker.

In this TED video, its COO, Ryan Merkley, showcases its key features including the ability to integrate in any video and in real-time, live web content including links, maps, image feeds, news, and a lot more.

(Watch a remixed TEDTalk using Popcorn Maker -- and remix it yourself.)

Original video: http://www.ted.com/talks/ryan_merkley_online_video_annotated_remixed_and_popped.html

More info on Popcorn Maker: http://maker.mozillapopcorn.org/

(Thanks to Therese Torris for discovering it)

Robin Good: ReelSEO has published a very useful list of six online video editing tools alongside short reviews and basic information for each one.

"Here's a list of online video editing software and cloud-based video editing tools, along with a description of the capabilities & features of each."

Tools included in the guide:

• WeVideo
• Video Toolbox
• Kaltura
• YouTube Editor
• JW Player Online Editor
• Animoto

Informative: 7/10

Full review set: http://www.reelseo.com/online-video-editing-software-tools/ 

Robin Good: If you are looking for a way to edit and add visual effects to your just recorded video clips directly on your iPhone, here are 5 tools that can do the job:

• Video Edit
• CinemaFX for Video
• Viddy
• ReelDirector
• iMotion HD 

Useful. 8/10

"Avid has launched a new video editing iPad app, which it hopes will give Apple’s iMovie a run for its money, and is Avid’s first prosumer video editing app for the iPad.

Avid Studio for the iPad enables you to quickly arrange your clips in the Storyboard, make precision edits using the Timeline, and add high-quality transitions, effects, and soundtracks to your movie footage."

Source: http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/avid-studio-video-editing-app-arrives-on-the-ipad-02-02-2012/ 

"Avid has created an app with the power of a professional editor, yet is easy enough for newcomers. It looks to be a big step up from Apple’s iMovie app, which is strictly for home hobbyists.

The Avid Studio app combines a storyboard and timeline interface, where users can arrange clips in the storyboard, then use the timeline for precise cuts. It also offers touch controls not found in the desktop, like the ability to resize and rotate titles with a gesture.

To get media to edit, users can capture video or photos within the app, import media from iTunes, or capture from a camera using the iPad Camera Connection Kit ($29).

More than a basic editor, the Avid app includes picture-in-picture effects, as well as multiple audio tracks for layering sounds. When they’re done, users can upload their creations directly to their YouTube or Facebook accounts, save them to their computers, or send them to their Avid Studio desktop program for further editing.

Other features include 3D animations, transitions, and titles; full title and graphic control; pan-and-zoom for photos; and full screen playback."

Source: http://www.onlinevideo.net/2012/02/avid-editing-comes-to-the-apple-ipad/ 

The new Avid Studio iPad application is now available to download from the iTunes App Store for £2.99 or $4.99

More info: http://itunes.apple.com/app/avid-studio/id491113378?mt=8