New Clipgenerator widget on MySpace
A few days ago, the German company Trivid launched a new application, the Clipgenerator technology for MySpace. The Flash variant of the practical tool for creating online videos uses the latest technology and allows MySpace users to create their own professional music videos in just a few steps.
First, select your favourite track from the extensive Clipgenerator music pool, which is regularly updated with the latest songs and well-loved classics. Depending on the length of the track, 10 to 15 photos can then be added from any website or the user's own hard drive to the clip using a simple drag-and-drop function. An integrated image editing tool allows users to edit and optimise the photos first. Finally, the effects and animations tailored to the music by professional motion designers transform the images into a spectacular, personal music video in seconds, which can be posted straight to the MySpace user profile via a dedicated streaming solution.
The incredible speed of the video production is due to the innovative combination of Adobe's Flash technology and the patented and multi-award winning ClipTemplate Technology from Trivid. The video is created on the fly in Flashplayer 10.
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The application can be called up directly at the following link: http://www.myspace.com/
About MySpace
MySpace is world's biggest music platform and an international social network for communication, entertainment and lifestyle. MySpace allows its users to express their creativity and passions via personal profiles, find and communicate with friends, form networks, and discover pop culture. MySpace Germany, Switzerland, Austria has its head office in Berlin and two sales offices in Hamburg and Düsseldorf, and belongs to Fox Interactive Media Germany GmbH. According to the German online research study group AGOF, MySpace Germany registered 4.94 million unique users a month in the first quarter 2009, and logged 746 million page impressions and 55.2 million visits in June 2009, according to the IVW, a German advertising analysis group. MySpace is a division of News Corporation. (NYSE: NWS - News, NWS.A - News; ASX: NWS - News, NWSLV - News)
