I don’t know about you, but there are times when I’m trying
to sort out something on my computer that I would rather not have to do. I’ll ‘work’
like a madman searching here and there for an answer - I Google and Bing over
and over again seeking a solution. I’ll download that application, or that one,
even that one, but each time there is a snag. If I try a free one, I can find I’m
in real trouble. Halfway through the download, I discover my computer is being given
a facelift that I do not want. I have to abort immediately. Thankfully I
wriggle out of the situation, and I am greatly relieved that my computer has
not been infiltrated by a bug, or a worm that chews bits away until it is
completely useless.
Well, a few days ago I made a number of video clips using my
iPhone 4s. The idea was to try linking them together by using Windows Movie
Maker, but unknown to me iPhone videos which are in Quick Time format, are not compatible
with Windows AVI videos. Of course I should have suspected that an Apple
product would not be compatible with a Windows one. So I downloaded a trial
version of AVS Video Maker specifically designed for Apple MOV files. Horror of
horror, to orientate my videos the right way up, it was necessary to rotate
them clockwise 90 degrees! A great struggle ensued as I wrestled with the
problem. This was hard work! - Not at all fun as I had hoped for.
Even if I pay for a Quick Time Pro application, I’m not
convinced that I shall be able to rotate my clips so that I don’t have to cock my
head to one side to see them properly. The answer, of course, is to make sure
that when I take more video clips with my iPhone I must have the home button
facing me to my right. That will orientate the phone correctly, but unless I
purchase a full version of AVS Video Maker, it will be of no avail, since the
trial version can only produce watermarked videos, and many of the functions
are missing. This all seems like hard work.
John 6:29, 29
Then they said to Him,
“What shall we do, that we may work the works of God?”
Jesus answered and
said to them, “This is the work of God, that you believe in Him whom He sent.”
2 comments:
Hi Bill,
I struggled with iphone videos until I found that youtube has a video editor built in. Clips can be rotated, clipped and joined to make longer videos.
from the iphone menu you can send the clips straight to youtube.
Hope this helps
Phil
Thanks Phil,
I'll investigate YouTube's video editor.
Cheers,
Bill.
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