There is a app called vidtrip pro and its great for editing vid on the go. I like the stock editor but it doesn't have a feature to add music to your video like this one. So here is the video that was shot and edited on my Note 3, its not 4k btw. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os_Zde78Hz8&feature=share&list=UUUduq3JEqbF-M63ZK2tGfqg
Are you sure its not VidTrim Pro, I can't find VidTrip pro on the Play Store.
I've been looking for a long time for a good video editor that can split or merge multiple files. I played with my GF's iPhone and the iMovie app, ****s incredible. I cant even download Samsung Apps, when I had my AT&T S4, in Samsung apps, they had a decent video editor.
Is there a way I could get that video editor installed on this Note 3?
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Are you sure its not VidTrim Pro, I can't find VidTrip pro on the Play Store.
I've been looking for a long time for a good video editor that can split or merge multiple files. I played with my GF's iPhone and the iMovie app, ****s incredible. I cant even download Samsung Apps, when I had my AT&T S4, in Samsung apps, they had a decent video editor.
Is there a way I could get that video editor installed on this Note 3?
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Yes I mean VidTrim, that was a typo. I haven't seen the one you speak of in the Samsung apps, whats the name of it??
Do you mean mVideoCut?? It looks pretty good....
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Yes I mean VidTrim, that was a typo. I haven't seen the one you speak of in the Samsung apps, whats the name of it??
Do you mean mVideoCut?? It looks pretty good....
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Nah, it was named something basic, like Video Editor, or Samsung Video Editor.
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Nah, it was named something basic, like Video Editor, or Samsung Video Editor.
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I see one simply called video editor. it's still there
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I see one simply called video editor. it's still there
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Where exactly? In the Samsung App Store? If so, how do you have it? Do you not have a Verizon Note 3?
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Where exactly? In the Samsung App Store? If so, how do you have it? Do you not have a Verizon Note 3?
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yes I have the Verizon note 3. This app is only rated 3 stars but here it is. http://www.samsungapps.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.sec.android.app.ve
taygutta said:
yes I have the Verizon note 3. This app is only rated 3 stars but here it is. http://www.samsungapps.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.sec.android.app.ve
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Wow, I was looking for ever for Samsung Apps, all I had to do was go to the website on my Phone's browser and it will install it.
Thanks!
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Wow, I was looking for ever for Samsung Apps, all I had to do was go to the website on my Phone's browser and it will install it.
Thanks!
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no problem man, I will have to check it out myself.
I had trouble using the Samsung Video editor on slow motion videos. But VidTrim would work.
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Are you sure its not VidTrim Pro, I can't find VidTrip pro on the Play Store.
I've been looking for a long time for a good video editor that can split or merge multiple files. I played with my GF's iPhone and the iMovie app, ****s incredible. I cant even download Samsung Apps, when I had my AT&T S4, in Samsung apps, they had a decent video editor.
Is there a way I could get that video editor installed on this Note 3?
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sudermatt said:
I had trouble using the Samsung Video editor on slow motion videos. But VidTrim would work.
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Vidtrim works great for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdfsU_QAIKM&feature=share&list=UUUduq3JEqbF-M63ZK2tGfqg
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What are you using to edit your videos? I normally use my mac's imovie program but the evo video format isnt compatible. Any one trying anything I should know about?
I would think adobe premier pro/elements would work...
Is there any programs to edit video on the EVO??
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What are you using to edit your videos? I normally use my mac's imovie program but the evo video format isnt compatible. Any one trying anything I should know about?
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The EVO seems to play WMV, so maybe Windows Movie Maker. Might be worth a shot. It's free anyway...
I find a youtube tool for windows phone 7. It is called 'SuperTube'. It can let you browse High Definition (720P, 360P) and download the videos from YouTube
Here is the link to download the trial version.
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=5bc89d4e-c54e-e011-854c-00237de2db9e
fscode said:
I find a youtube tool for windows phone 7. It is called 'SuperTube'. It can let you browse High Definition (720P, 360P) and download the videos from YouTube
Here is the link to download the trial version.
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=5bc89d4e-c54e-e011-854c-00237de2db9e
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Thanks! Super app, it even has 720p videos!
Thank you so much for this one! Sweet!
Oh such a pity I can't buy apps.
doministry said:
Oh such a pity I can't buy apps.
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if you do not have a credit card check: ht tp://ww w.mywirecard.co m/pl/index.html
The Trial is full featured, and has ads only in the menu (not in the videos), but you can download and keep only 3 videos per day, so no restrictions on the streaming.
For those wondering, the app uses the 360P and 720P MP4s used by Youtube, downloads them, and plays using the phone codecs directly (although the player has a different UI).
This is similar to, say KeepVid or KeepTube in its extraction of Youtube videos.
The quality was awesome. The UI of the app, not so much.
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The Trial is full featured, and has ads only in the menu (not in the videos), but you can download and keep only 3 videos per day, so no restrictions on the streaming.
For those wondering, the app uses the 360P and 720P MP4s used by Youtube, downloads them, and plays using the phone codecs directly (although the player has a different UI).
This is similar to, say KeepVid or KeepTube in its extraction of Youtube videos.
The quality was awesome. The UI of the app, not so much.
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Oh lol, so you say the limitation is for 3 videos PER DAY?
I will try it than.
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Oh lol, so you say the limitation is for 3 videos PER DAY?
I will try it than.
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As far as I know, there are NO limitations on viewing videos. But if you want to actually keep it, then there are 3...per day. Need to confirm this though for myself.
nope its not 3 per day, it just state I reached my download limit for trial...
I downloaded this, good find, thanks
It's very good, but would be awesome if it linked into your Zune library (i.e. the videos downloaded appeared in Videos), but I'm not sure if that's possible or not...
The trial is 3 vids total. Figured I'd better buy it in case it gets pulled from the Marketplace
How do you view attachments in a email on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It says I need to download ana app from the market but does not tell me which one, does anyone know?
Please help. Thank you
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How do you view attachments in a email on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It says I need to download ana app from the market but does not tell me which one, does anyone know?
Please help. Thank you
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The attachment is a file and you need the proper app to open it. For instance, if it's a .DOC file you will need Documents To Go or something similar, as there is no app included with the operating system that can do that.
It was a video.
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It was a video.
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Right, there's no video player by default
You can try to download Diceplayer - it has HW acceleration.
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Right, there's no video player by default
You can try to download Diceplayer - it has HW acceleration.
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My SGN opens "office" attachments just fine with preinstalled thinkfree
As for videos, some can be opened in gallery, but it looks like few formats are supported. Any other video player from the market should be just fine
Cheers!
I have my new GS3 and i want to download and save youtube videos any apps that can you recommend to me.
http://m.tubemate.net/
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http://m.tubemate.net/
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Thanks for the reply does this apps can be found in PlayStore?
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Thanks for the reply does this apps can be found in PlayStore?
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I got it from the amazon app store ,
http://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/android
Or
http://m.tubemate.net/
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Love that app. You can download in any version that the video allows and you can download as mp3
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bluedevils2003 said:
I got it from the amazon app store ,
http://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/android
Or
http://m.tubemate.net/
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I have try this...
Thanks for sharing...
Follow-up Question: Download Resolution
As a follow-up question on Tubemate:
I've been using Tubemate for about 5 months now and absolutely love it. One thing I've noticed, though, is that sometimes when I download a video at full resolution, it doesn't play very well in any video player I have tried (stock TW Video Player, MXPlayer, VLC). The video will play for a certain length (sometimes 1/2 the video, sometimes 3/4 of it) and the video will freeze (sound continues) and then the video will restart from the beginning. If I skip ahead of the "freeze point" the video continues fine.
I know that Tubemate downloads the files in sections and stitches it together (think of old-school r.00 and r.01 files), so it sounds like the problem is that the particular section the "freeze point" is in was corrupt. If I download the video in a different format (or redownload it at the original resolution) it sometimes works better.
I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem with Tubemate downloads.
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As a follow-up question on Tubemate:
I've been using Tubemate for about 5 months now and absolutely love it. One thing I've noticed, though, is that sometimes when I download a video at full resolution, it doesn't play very well in any video player I have tried (stock TW Video Player, MXPlayer, VLC). The video will play for a certain length (sometimes 1/2 the video, sometimes 3/4 of it) and the video will freeze (sound continues) and then the video will restart from the beginning. If I skip ahead of the "freeze point" the video continues fine.
I know that Tubemate downloads the files in sections and stitches it together (think of old-school r.00 and r.01 files), so it sounds like the problem is that the particular section the "freeze point" is in was corrupt. If I download the video in a different format (or redownload it at the original resolution) it sometimes works better.
I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem with Tubemate downloads.
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I've had this issue before.. It happens. Sometimes I go to the download folder and make sure its really at a 100%. But I figure its the video codecs on the phone.. sometimes they just hitch a part and its all downhill from there. But tubemate is by far the best. not only do you not have to deal with ads, it gives you options to select which video size you want which is always a plus
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I have try this...
Thanks for sharing...
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No problem man have you tried it yet ? This is one of my favorite apps
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I've had this issue before.. It happens. Sometimes I go to the download folder and make sure its really at a 100%. But I figure its the video codecs on the phone.. sometimes they just hitch a part and its all downhill from there. But tubemate is by far the best. not only do you not have to deal with ads, it gives you options to select which video size you want which is always a plus
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I believe its because our phones are 1280x720 and if you download at 1920x1080 then your phone can't play it cause it can't handle it. Its the same for me. As for everyone else.
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I know this device can play 1080p videos as I have tested this across my internal network. But it seems this device does not play videos (in 1080p) using the youtube app.
For example, if I play big buck bunny on my tablet it looks to only play it in 720p. I confirmed this by trying to load it up in the 3rd party app tubemate and it only shows options for 720p. Obviously this is not the best quality available because if you go to the video from your computer there is a 1080p option.
At any rate, has anyone else noticed this and is there a workaround or is youtube somehow blocking my device from the 1080p stream?
Thanks in advance.
I think you need a modified YouTube app that can be found somewhere else on xda, not sure if it will work on tablets though. You can also try Viral floating YouTube app
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I have been using JetVD for ages, and it supports 1080p. Usually download clips through that app though, not watch.
Thanks for the replies guys but I think I found my answer. Apparently google/youtube is doing something on their side to make it difficult to get 1080p streams from mobile devices. I checked the thread below from one of the developers and he stated google has changed something to where you can't access the 1080p streams. At least not at the moment
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2413078&page=23
@Ettepetje I tried the jetvd app you mentioned using the latest version on their website and it too suffers from the same problem. Only 720p videos are available for download or watching.
@ChrisNee1988 Thanks for mentioning Viral. The link I posted above is from the developer's thread. That is where I found out 1080p streams are somehow being blocked by google.
I guess the next question is why would google do this? I have a device capable of resolutions beyond 1080p but yet I'm limited to a 720p stream.
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@Ettepetje I tried the jetvd app you mentioned using the latest version on their website and it too suffers from the same problem. Only 720p videos are available for download or watching.
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Have you tried more than one clip? Not all is available, but many you can find in 1080p, at least on my phone I can.
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Have you tried more than one clip? Not all is available, but many you can find in 1080p, at least on my phone I can.
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Yep, I tried 5 different versions of big buck bunny as well multiple 1080p nature videos which I know for certain have 1080p counterparts and still the same result. I tried this on my galaxy note II and note 10.1 2014 and both have the same problem. The weird part is that applications like tubemate will even give me the option of downloading the 720p 3D version but not the 1080p version. Very odd indeed. if you know of any other apps to try let me know.
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Yep, I tried 5 different versions of big buck bunny as well multiple 1080p nature videos which I know for certain have 1080p counterparts and still the same result. I tried this on my galaxy note II and note 10.1 2014 and both have the same problem. The weird part is that applications like tubemate will even give me the option of downloading the 720p 3D version but not the 1080p version. Very odd indeed. if you know of any other apps to try let me know.
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I tried just now, and I managed to find one, but it took me longer than I'm used to. Maybe they did change something.
Can you watch 1080P Youtube video's from the stock browser in desktop mode?
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Can you watch 1080P Youtube video's from the stock browser in desktop mode?
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sorry, I should've mentioned that earlier. I can get 1080p videos to play if I open the stock android browser and request the desktop site. After that, if I select the gear icon at the bottom to choose the resolution it gives the 1080p option.
Unfortunately, that solution is a little tedious. Not to mention it makes navigation a little more difficult when you're trying to watch a lot of videos.