Ecamm Movie Tools

Name: Ecamm Movie Tools
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Version 1.2.1

Ecamm Movie Tools overview

Ecamm Movie Tools (was Movie Conversion Tools) is a free companion app for Call Recorder for Skype and Call Recorder for FaceTime. It provides a variety of powerful features, including:

Audio and video playback
Individual track-volume adjustment
Trimming
Picture-in-picture and split-screen video composition
Save tracks as separate files
Export as Internet-ready MOV, M4V, MP4, AAC, MP3, WAV, or AIFF
Automatic sharing to YouTube and Vimeo

What’s new in version 1.2.1

Updated on Dec 22 2020

Version 1.2.1:

Fixes an issue where trimming a clip did not work.
Fixes a user interface issue on macOS 11 Big Sur.

Information

License

Free

Size

3.8 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.ecamm.com/support/article/2143/ecamm-movie-tools/

Downloads

16095

App requirements

Intel 64
macOS 10.12.0 or later

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Aikousha

Mar 18 2011

1.1

Version: 1.1

Not only doesn't the marker editor work for me, it does weird stuff, like making 7 or 8 .mov files most of which where under 4MB (from a 78MB file, and one that was about 40MB. All of which were useless. There were no signs it was actually doing anything, unless you watched the folder. Unfortunately, converting an mp4 file into a mov file is contrary to allowing everyone to view the movie, and there was no way to add or edit markers from this... Guess I'll be doing this the hard way.

davinder-khabra

Jan 27 2009

5.0

Marker editor part of the app collection makes adding chapter markers to quicktime movies a breeze, phew! Thank you.

resuna

Feb 5 2008

1.0.2

Version: 1.0.2

Still doesn't work with the latest iTunes unless you split the tracks out first with the split tool.

Cassiotones

Oct 1 2007

1.0.1

Version: 1.0.1

OMG! I've been looking for this for a long time! It's awesome! Thank you very much!! XD

Smoothmoniker

Dec 9 2006

1.0

Version: 1.0

This is exactly what I was looking for! Simple, fast, uncluttered, clean, and it just does exactly what I need. One note - these seem to be scripts that make use of other applications, not stand-alone apps. No problem with that, but I was a little startled when I dropped an AAC file on the converter mp3 conversion script, and it popped iTunes open.