Quick Clip

- Clip and rescale a movie, watermark video, add audio to video - QuickTime Player is a great piece of software that we all get to use. It even lets you record a desktop movie. One small problem is that it records the entire screen when in fact I often want a portion of it like an area of 1,440 points x 900 points starting at the top-left corner. I also want to watermark my desktop movie. Maybe, add an audio track to a movie, too? So I've developed Quick Clip for my own use. - Important - Please quit the application after you launch it for the first time. - Features - 1. Open a movie clip with the following supported video container formats: 3GP, 3G2, DV, M4V, MOV, MP4, MPEG, MPG 2. Clip an area of the movie. 3. Rescale a movie. 4. Add one or more audio tracks to a movie. 5. Watermark a movie with one or more images. 6. Move a watermark image freely around the screen with your mouse pointer. 7. Rescale a watermark image. Change opacity of a watermark image. 8. Save a movie, removing an existing audio track. 9. Rip an audio track off a movie, saving it as an M4A media file. 10. The fullScreen mode is supported. 11.The application supports the retina screen. 12.Languages: English only. 13.Application file size: 29.0 MB. 14.The application comes with a built-in 18-page user guide. Click on the Quick tour toolbar button or choose Show Quick Tour under Quick Clip whenever you need to see it. - System requirements - 1. 10.12 (tested with 10.12.6), 10.13 (tested with 10.13.4) 2. 64-bit system - Limitations - 1. A clip frame must start from the top-left corner. 2. The application will save a movie or an audio file with a duration of 5 seconds at most. Saving them at full duration requires a one-time in-app purchase. 3. Regardless of the original video container format, a final movie will be saved as a QuickTime video (MOV). 4. Regardless of the original frame rate, when you clip an area of a video, a new movie must be saved with a frame rate defined by an integer (a counting number like 24, 25, 30).