YouTube has launched a new video editor that lets you create a video from footage you've already uploaded.
According to Google Operating System you can also add a music file from the AudioSwap library though YouTube might display ads if you do so.
In 2007, YouTube launched a more advanced Flash-based video editor called YouTube Remixer, but it was discontinued. The service was based on Adobe Premiere Express and, despite offering features like transitions, captions, adding images, it was slow and buggy.
You can try out the new editor here.
Read More [via Mashable]
According to Google Operating System you can also add a music file from the AudioSwap library though YouTube might display ads if you do so.
In 2007, YouTube launched a more advanced Flash-based video editor called YouTube Remixer, but it was discontinued. The service was based on Adobe Premiere Express and, despite offering features like transitions, captions, adding images, it was slow and buggy.
You can try out the new editor here.
Read More [via Mashable]