Vidnik: Capture and Upload Movies to YouTube
Vidnik is a new application from Google’s Mac team which lets you capture video from your Mac’s iSight and upload it to YouTube with one click. Add tags, categories and a description all from within the app. You can even trim the movie down before uploading.
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- Published: 05.11.08 / 7am
- Category: Asides
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