YouTube has just released a new video editor that lets you create video mashups and edit down clips from your library of existing video uploads. The feature should be rolled out to all YouTube users by the end of the day.
The new service enables you to edit together separate clips, as well as add or change the background music using YouTube’s commercial AudioSwap library of licensed songs. As of right now, the service and its features are pretty basic, but could prove valuable for users that either want to create longer montages or playlists, or do basic editing jobs.
As CNET notes, services like the YouTube editor showcase Google’s commitment to creating a suite of web-based creative tools. While limited in scope right now, we could actually see a more advanced version of the YouTube video editor being integrated into Chrome OS as a purely-web based video solution.
Src & Text: [mashable]
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