I've been looking for better video editing apps in the market but they all seem to be basically the same from the description. I'm after something that I can correct the colour manually and maybe separate the audio and move that around separately. Anyone no of such an app?
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i have searched and searched but i have turned up nothing. i know there is no video editing app for android. Is there anyone out there working on one. im sorry but i love my nexus very much. the one thing i wish i could do is record a 720p video add my youtube intro to it and then upload it to youtube. without having to connect to my mac convert video to mp4 then edit it in imovie then export it the upload it to youtube. i have thought about buying an itouch just so i could use it as a camcorder that have video editing. as you can see im not asking for much. im sure there is plenty of people that wish androids could do this.
Main things i would love to see
video splicing
transitions
thats all. i wish i knew how to program for android because i think this would be an amazing thing to bring to android.
I would like to know as well.
I'd also like to have this.
I already post this question but it is still unanswered :'(
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=671881
I was interested in this too... even if I could just rotate the videos I rrecord by 90 degrees, that would be a huge help!
Billy
Also interested in this.
I'm curious to know if something like ffmpeg could be used? And then add a GUI afterwards?
Is there any cloud based application that can be used since we have flash and maybe let us upload your data and edit it there and redownload?
Sense as if that might be the least intensive work-wose unless someone has a native app everyone seems to have missed.
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Hey all, there's a thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=830781 to port the LG Optimus' video editing app over to the Nexus One - apparently it's mostly working on the Vibrant already.
This first file I've attached is a small piece from catlog I copied from my device after trying to play back the 'video failed.txt' and also the settings I used in Ripbot264, which I used to convert all my videos. I know that the audio settings are different, and I haven't finished encoding the same video with 5.1 aac on the passed video settings so next file I'll be working on in a bit. I wouldn't think that would matter. it should downmix fine.
Also the video passed.txt is what worked
I wasn't sure if this also applies to GB on this device, if someone who's still running GB could test these settings out to confirm that's it only ics I would greatly appreciate it.
Also if someone knows how to compile android, if I'm missing something please feel free to chime in. I would like to know what I should be looking for in the catlog app when I filter the system messages.
(I wasn't sure to continue the other thread, this seemed more appropriate)
Trying to find an app or some means to quickly find all the various audio files on my phone and not having much luck. Was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction with either an app some simple method to search for any audio type?
A music player? They usually have the extra output of codecs that can run various other audio files. Such as, .ogg, .m4a and such.
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MortTheBeast said:
Trying to find an app or some means to quickly find all the various audio files on my phone and not having much luck. Was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction with either an app some simple method to search for any audio type?
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if i understand you correctly, you want to be able to show only certain file types? es file explorer has that option, and also go media manager, but for that you need the go launcher as well.
Hey,
I don't know in which forum I am supposed to place this topic and I thought this would be a safe bet. I'm sorry if I was wrong.
I was wondering if it's possible to play multiple players at once. For example, I'm playing YouTube in the background and my own sound player as well or maybe Spotify at the same time, is that possible? If I do it now one player gets paused by the other, so I assume I'm supposed to some change some setting of sorts. Or is it different per app, is it an individual setting per app?
Any kind of answer is welcome. Thanks anyway!
Hello,
I'm new here. I am a professional Java dev, but I have no experience with development on Android.
I'd like to implement an app which allows for saving bookmarks of youtube videos on a mobile device. By a bookmark I mean saving a particular moment of a video being watched (like a youtube link with t=123s param). My idea is to create an overlay which interacts with a google native youtube app.
My question is, what types of information can I get from the overlaid app? I'd like to extract somehow the link to the exact moment of the video. Do apps allow to interact with them in this way? I suspect that there is no "easy" way (like some API call) to get the link from the youtube app, but maybe I could perform couple of clicks (in behalf of the user) to get a pure link (without the time param) and then extract the exact moment of the video by analysing the progress bar of the video being watched. Does it make sense to you?
What are your suggestions to implement this kind of functionality? I'd like to make it as easy as possible from the perspective of the user who watches youtube videos using the native google youtube app.
Best,
Tomek