Online Video overdose
July 2, 2007 by Dave Earley
Filed under Broadcast, Media, Online, Technology, Videos
The most basic and free video editing software (as in, you don’t have to go download/install it because it’s already on your computer) is usually okay for basic video users.
For Windows users there’s Windows Movie Maker, while I’ve found iMovie for the Mac is an ample resource for those quick edits and exports.
If you don’t have any video software that you can use on your hard drive, or are up for a little experimentation, there are a lot of online editing solutions. I would recommend not trying them on dialup (as I have to at home).
Mashable has put together a very comprehensive resource.
Video Toolbox: 150+ Online Video Tools and Resources
There’s more information there than anyone can reasonably be expected to digest, and the following are just the categories under which they list resources:
- Live Video Communications
- Online Video How-to
- Online Video Editors
- Online Video Converters
- Video sharing
- Video hosting
- Video organization and management
- Vidcasts & vlogging
- Video mashups
- Mobile video apps
- Video search
- Online video downloading services
- Miscellaneous tools
- Online TV
They also have other posts in the series, with the Online Photography Toolbox, Blogging Toolbox, and Online Productivity Toolbox.
