FastCut3.2.4

Name: FastCut
Price: 42.19 $
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

22 January 2018

Advanced video editor with integrated screen recorder.

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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

Version 3.2.4:

Fixed

Problem when rendering more than two CoreImage filters at the same time
Issue with old developer ID

17 Reviews of FastCut

I only got as far as importing a movie into the library. You can't edit or test out they haft to offer. Plus the help tends to ask so much for so little on a demo that only lasts 10 minutes with only 10 lunches to spare. 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.

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DanD7477

28 January 2015

Version: 3.1.4b1

Attempting to run version 4.1.4b1 RT on OS X 10.10 Finder says: "FastCut" is damaged and can't be opened.

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PorkPieHat

05 December 2011

Version: 3.1b

Does this still allow only 10-minutes of test driving? If so, I pass, and I laugh. Hideous icon, too.

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Today, I gave FastCut another chance. My opinion hasn't changed: it remains this crappy, unintuitive application with poor drag and drop support and unappealing UI. Who buys this thing?!

I agree with earlier comments here. This software must be installed in one place only: the Trash! 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.

Does the developer even read these reviews? This demo is utter garbage and completely useless. I'm sorry but 10 minutes is not enough time to evaluate ANY kind of software. 10 days would make more sense (or longer). 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.

By all means download this app.But a hint---best place to install it is in your trash can.That will save you an awful lot of time since that will be its final destination eventually.

Wow, lame. (well it looks it didn't even get much of a chance to use it) 10 launches 10 min. Then disabled features. Not worth the time or effort. I was hoping to bridge the time until Final Cut releases the Universal Version for the Duo Core. Diagnosis= Not fufilled so i will spend another 20 days using PC then fork over another 1400$ to apple. Monopoly? Yea.

I'm sure this app is great.It's a shame nobody will ever know since the demo does very little. 10 launches????---it will take that just to get the basics.If he wants opinion s on his work give us something we can use!!!

This is barely usable. It locked and crashed several times, so I really wasn't able to get a good idea of how well it worked. 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.

It starts to look careless when you see two "Help" columns in the menu bar, and neither of them provides any help. Then you try to start a new "project" to see how the program works, but the demo won't let you do that. Okay, try "Open". Sorry, the demo won't let you do that, either. It doesn't look like you can do ANYTHING in the demo but stare at an empty window. Pfah.

nothing good in here: very bad piece of software. I would never buy something like that, looking like unfinished.

It's an excellent alternative to iMovie it is easier then pie and has a very simple interface. It's reasonably cheap. It's has English, French, and German localizations. Try it for your self I think you'll like if not love it and there will probably more stuff added later on down the road.

No English localization - German only.