YouTube now has a tool that lets you edit and splice together your videos. Want to know how to use it? We'll show you how in five easy steps. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple.

With consumer-grade HD cameras, a computer and a YouTube account, you can edit and upload your videos without having to hire a professional video crew. YouTube provides an intuitive online video ...

Final Cut Pro it most certainly isn’t but YouTube’s latest video editor could nevertheless turn out to be a useful tool for tidying up some sloppy camera work. Last year the company introduced a tool ...

If you are a newbie YouTuber and do not have any professional video editing software, you can take the help of the in-built video editor of YouTube. This article will walk you through all the features ...

YouTube has today launched a new video editor to provide you with a quick and easy way to edit existing and already published videos without the need to re-upload them. The new editor has been added ...

An Angular-based web application for editing YouTube videos, creating clips, adding effects, and creating merged compilations. youtube-editor-app/ youtube-editor/ src/ app/ components/ # UI Components ...

YouTube has a new bare bones video editing tool that allows you to clip your videos, and add a soundtrack right in your browser. The new tool, which follows in the ...

YouTube has begun rolling out a new video editor aimed at making it easier for users to piece together movies without desktop software. The editor is quite limited in its capabilities, but offers just ...

Python3 based. Combining main clip, intro clip + outro clip + logo into a single video file and saving it. Uploading to YouTube automatically the file with all pre-set details such as: title, ...