Basic Guide To Using YouTube's New Video Editor
In June 2010, YouTube finally released a browser-based video editor. This was something that youtubers had been clamouring for a long time. This tool requires no additional software, or browser plug-ins other than Adobe's Flash, and allows users to make minor edits to videos they've uploaded, and stitch several clips together into one longer video. Drawbacks? It doesn't allow for many of the basic features of modern day consumer video editing software (like captioning, transitions, and image stabilization), but it is somewhat convenient. All your video files can enhanced by YouTube's servers, which means you will be able to do some complex HD video editing using older computers that might appear woefully inadequate. There are five basic steps to using Youtube's Video Editor: 1. Upload 2. Arrange 3. Cut 4. Audio 5. Publish! First off, shoot lots and lots of great video of your friend getting teabagged by a football or crashing after doing a skate board st...