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Tumblr Highlighted Posts Feature Launches

February 3, 2012 by Chris Crum
Tumblr announced the launch of a new feature called “Highlighted Posts”. A post on the Tumblr Staff Blog explains: Every now and then, a post comes along that’s meant for big things. It could be pulling the wraps off your …
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Avid Studio Takes On iMovie On The iPad, But Performance Is Terrible On iPad 1

February 3, 2012 by James Lewin

Avid Studio for iPad

Avid today announced the release of its first video editing application for the iPad—Avid Studio, available immediately at the Apple App Store. In other words, Avid Studio is taking on iMovie on Apple’s turf.

Here’s what they have to say about Avid Studio:

Avid Studio for iPad allows users to begin editing with ease by offering access to any videos, photos and audio already in their iPad library, or media that can be imported from iTunes, cameras and more. Users can then arrange clips in the Storyboard, make precision edits using the Timeline, and enhance their movie creations with high-quality transitions, effects and a soundtrack. They can then share movies directly to YouTube, Facebook and more—or export projects to Avid Studio software, where they can continue editing with even more advanced tools on their PC. In addition, editing enthusiasts can get started fast with an easy-to-understand how-to guide, included with the app.

Unfortunately, users report that performance on the iPad 1  is terrible.

“With a 64GB wifi Ipad 1 with 40% free it crashes repeatedly and it would not render even the small size of a small test video,” notes an early user.

If you’ve given Avid Studio for the iPad a try, let us know what you think!

Features:

  • Precision Editing Tools: Avid Studio for iPad is the only app to offer a unique combination of Storyboard and Timeline features, allowing users to arrange clips in the Storyboard, then edit like a pro with the precision of the Timeline, which offers frame-by-frame trimming capability. Avid Studio for iPad also takes full advantage of touch capabilities to offer a fun, easy yet professional level editing experience. For example, with a touch or swipe, users can easily resize and rotate a title directly from the preview window, among other functions.
  • Full Media Access: There are more creative options for editors, with access to all kinds of media—video, audio or photos—in their iPad library as well as access to media from devices via an iPad Camera Connection Kit (sold separately) or from iTunes or other sources. Users can also capture video and photos within the app for use in their projects. The app also automatically recognizes imported media that has been previously organized by albums, events, faces and more—providing fast, easy access.
  • Easy Video and Audio Track Compositing: Users can unleash their creativity by dropping one clip on top of the other in the Storyboard to create a picture-in-picture effect or take advantage of the professionally-designed animated montage themes to layer their photos and videos, all included. Multiple audio tracks also allow for easy layering of music, audio and sound effects to create movie soundtracks.
  • Export to Avid Studio for the PC: Avid Studio for iPad also offers a bridge to the power of the desktop by offering a direct link to Avid Studio software (for PC). Customers who use Avid Studio PC desktop software can continue editing their projects with additional powerful features including sophisticated photo and video correction tools, unlimited timeline tracks, an impressive collection of included content and more.

The Avid Studio app for the iPad is available now for a limited-time introductory price of $4.99.

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Country Specific Blog URLs

January 31, 2012 by Billy Thomas
Recently Google has found an awesome way to defend blogs against local law. Say you’re in the UK reading a blog, normally the URL would read (blogname).blogspot.com, but now with this new trick the URL can read (blogname).blogspot.com.uk. Pretty cool, …
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Apple Updates Final Cut Pro X To Address Criticisms

January 31, 2012 by James Lewin

Final Cut Pro Update

Apple today announced an update to Final Cut Pro X that addresses some of the criticisms that many FC users had with the latest version.

Final Cut Pro X v10.0.3 features:

  • Multicam editing that automatically syncs up to 64 angles of video and photos;
  • Advanced chroma keying for handling complex adjustments right in the app; and
  • Enhanced XML for a richer interchange with third party apps and plug-ins.

Available today as a free update from the Mac App Store™, Final Cut Pro X v10.0.3 also includes a beta of broadcast monitoring that supports Thunderbolt devices as well as PCIe cards.

  • Multicam Editing: Final Cut Pro X automatically syncs clips from your shoot using audio waveforms, time and date, or timecode to create a Multicam Clip with up to 64 angles of video, which can include mixed formats, frame sizes and frame rates. The Angle Editor allows you to dive into your Multicam Clip to make precise adjustments, and the Angle Viewer lets you play back multiple angles at the same time and seamlessly cut between them.
  • Chroma Keying: Final Cut Pro X builds upon its one-step chroma key with the addition of advanced controls including color sampling, edge adjustment and light wrap. You can handle complex keying right in Final Cut Pro X, without having to export to a motion graphics application, and view your results instantly with realtime playback.

Apple notes:

In the seven months since launch, the third party ecosystem around Final Cut Pro X has expanded dramatically.

XML-compatible software like DaVinci Resolve and CatDV provide tight integration for tasks such as color correction and media management. The new 7toX app from Intelligent Assistance uses XML to import Final Cut Pro 7 projects into Final Cut Pro X. In addition, some of the industry’s largest visual effects developers, including GenArts and Red Giant, have developed motion graphics plug-ins that take advantage of the speed and real-time preview capabilities of Final Cut Pro X.

Broadcast monitoring in Final Cut Pro X is currently in beta and allows you to connect to waveform displays, vectorscopes, and calibrated, high-quality monitors to ensure that your project meets broadcast specifications. Final Cut Pro X supports monitoring of video and audio through Thunderbolt I/O devices, as well as through third party PCIe cards.

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Facebook and Twitter Users: The FBI Is Watching You

January 26, 2012 by Mike Tuttle
The FBI is shopping around for a contractor to do some snooping for them on social media websites like Facebook and Twitter. In a document called “Social Media Application” (pdf) released on January 19, it was revealed that the Strategic …
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Does Your Favorite Blog Make a Statement About You?

January 25, 2012 by Chris Richardson
If you’re a regular, or even semi-regular web user, there are undoubtedly a number of favorite sites you have, including those that would be considered blogs. Even though there have been questions about the sustainability of blogs in a world …
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How to Be #1 on iTunes

January 24, 2012 by A Podcasting Blog from Podcasting Tools - Daily Podcasting News and Information for Podcasters and Listeners.
As many of you will know, last week I stuck to my promise of launching a Podcast in the new year and released the first episode, How I Would Make Money Online If I Was Starting from Scratch. I had hoped that a lot of people would get some value from the recording and be able to start 2012 in style, but I did not anticipate what happened next. Within 24 hours the podcast made it to #1 in Marketing and #2 in Business on iTunes which totally blew me away – sandwiched in between 9 podcasts by the BBC and the Financial Times.

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Microphone Techniques for Podcasters

January 23, 2012 by A Podcasting Blog from Podcasting Tools - Daily Podcasting News and Information for Podcasters and Listeners.
These days, getting a podcast up and going is deceptively easy. So easy, in fact, that you might forget to work on a critical little thing called microphone technique. Audio professionals from singers to disc jockeys to voice-over specialists know that working the mic correctly can be the difference between getting all you can out of your voice or sounding like you are podcasting from inside a refrigerator in your parents basement.

Microphone Techniques for Podcasters
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Podcast Benefits

January 18, 2012 by A Podcasting Blog from Podcasting Tools - Daily Podcasting News and Information for Podcasters and Listeners.
Podcast Benefits

    Podcasts raise awareness about your business and products.
    Podcasts increase customer retention.
    Podcasts are great training tools.
    Podcasts provide customer support and lessen support calls.
    Podcasts create excitement around new products and services.
    Podcasts reach new audiences in our increasingly mobile world.
    Podcasts drive traffic to your website.
    Podcasts improve search engine ranking.

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New Apple Goal to Revolutionize Education

January 17, 2012 by A Podcasting Blog from Podcasting Tools - Daily Podcasting News and Information for Podcasters and Listeners.
The largely innovative tech giant is planning to make a splash in the world of education. Through strategic partnerships with book publishers, Apple is said to be announcing their intention of influencing the digital textbook market.

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