

Avid, that video editing software maker that used to dominate Hollywood movies until Apple's Final Cut Pro came along, now resorts to giving its software away. VideoSpin 2.0, a variant of Avid subsidiary Pinnacle's Studio software, lets you quickly and easily upload widescreen videos to YouTube.
This QuickTime-compatible Windows software works when you're offline, too, letting you put together sequences with erstwhile pro features such as a fit-to-fill timeline. But if you want to compress your videos for iPod and Sony PSP, you'll have to buy a "SpinPack."
Considering that Avid's Pinnacle Studio is the most widely used consumer video editing software in the world, this can't be too bad. Might be worth a free download.
Avid VideoSpin, via Press Release
By Anonymous at 1:59 PM ON 04/14/09
check this out
By Anonymous at 4:26 PM ON 04/14/09
Is this safe to download?
By HowardG at 12:00 PM ON 05/04/09
..."safe to download"? WHAT?!
Where have you been the last 10 years???
AVID (their caps) dodgy...?
Please DON'T download it - you won't know what to do with it anyway...
By yo at 6:14 PM ON 12/31/09
WOW ^^^ the dude above me is pretty pissy, you need to chill bro, it was a simple question now ANSWER IT.
yo:
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