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| Downloads:20,359 |
| Version Downloads:703 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:27 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $32.00 |
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Hideous icon, too.
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Can't manage to import any of my clips, and the interface is unintuitive (no drag and drop, no contextual menus...). Charging $24 for this thing is insane.
Stick with iMovie, or if you have the budget, look for Final Cut Express HD. Yes, it costs much more than FastCut, but it actually works, and is way more powerful.
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You have to make the consumer feel good about their purchase. If you don't even give them the comfort of test driving an application...YOUR application...for more than 10 minutes...well, my friend...you have a LOT to learn about business.
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It takes more then 10 minutes to edit a movie!
You might as well just buy it seeing as you can't do anything with the demo. Useless opon download. So.. I agree with everyone esle, iMovie is still a win compared to this.
konspiracy210 reviewed on 09 Mar 2006
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smpdigital reviewed on 18 Feb 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Mar 2005
From what I was able to see, I think it's got potential, but it's certainly not usable right now. I don't see what need it's trying to fulfill, since iMovie is a great entrance-level video editor. QuickTime Pro is also fine for very simple editing, like just splicing a couple videos together. I suppose FastCut is supposed to be a step up from QTP.
As of right now, don't waste your time downloading it.