FastCut
3.2.4Advanced video editor with integrated screen recorder.
Overview
FastCut offers advanced video editing in real-time. Experience outstanding performance. FastCut uses the power of the GPU (graphic processing unit) for accelerated graphical calculations. This is the versatile must-have tool for everyone editing video on the Mac. It brings 3D motion and effects keyframe animation, masking and keying, video transition and filters plus special effects, an integrated ATSUI live title editor with title effects and so much more. FastCut has been designed for real-time processing from the beginning. The RT-engine is based on OpenGL to benefit from hardware acceleration and uses the CoreImage technology for filter effects. You don't need the fastest machine to apply complex effects to multi-layer 3D compositions. FastCut dynamically scales the playback quality if appropriate for optimal playback performance. The clean and intuitive interface makes it very easy to use.
Watch a short screen movie about the new 3D composition clips (inter alia).
Read this 'Getting Started' article.
Features
- Dynamic playback quality for optimal performance [Dynamic RT]
- 3D motion and FX keyframe animation [plus animation presets]
- Masking and keying
- Video transitions and filters plus special FX
- Integrated live ATSUI title editor with letter animation FX
- Motion blur
- Ready for ultra high definition (UHD) video, AVCHD support
- Super-fast screen movie capture utility fgrab [integrated, sold separately]
- 3D composition clips
What's new in FastCut
Fixed
- Problem when rendering more than two CoreImage filters at the same time
- Issue with old developer ID
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- Mac OS X 10.5.0 or later
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- Open System Preferences;
- in the top row, click on Security & Privacy;
- click on the General tab;
- click on the padlock in the lower-left corner (if it's locked) and enter your administrator's password;
- in the lower area, under "Allow apps downloaded from:", select "Anywhere".
From there, you can lock Security & Privacy if you want, and you can quit System Preferences. This change will allow you to open and install unsigned apps, and to open unsigned disk images and package files. (This also applies to the above items which might have been signed with v1 certificates [from the old days of OS X 10.8 and 10.9].)
It seems extreme to fully disable Gatekeeper for trying to fix DanD7477's problem, regardless of this article:
OS X Yosemite: The app has been modified or damaged
https://support.apple.com/kb/PH18660
Appears to contradict this more recently updated article:
OS X: About Gatekeeper - Apple Support
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202491
• "Damaged" app. – The app has been altered by something other than the developer. This message will appear no matter the Gatekeeper option chosen.
• "App name" is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Trash.