Cheers, very interesting, to me it shows both the best and worst of what is possible with Silverlight, or other rich web technologies..
Good: Smooth, looks nice, no waiting for pages to load that break the 'flow' of the app, feels more like a desktop app. Bad: The UI looks cool but is it actually easier & better than a more traditional video editing app? Maybe in some ways, but for example the way you move stuff, the size of the video when working, stacking things on top of eachother, might actually suck to use, compared for exampe to having a nicely sized part of the screen as the video preview monitor. Good and Bad: Your finished video is not a single new video file, but a file that describes what parts of other existing video files make up the movie. For some sites that let users remix other content on the site, this could be very useful, wheras for some other purposses, eg redistribution, it would be a pain. Cheers Steve Elbows --- In [email protected], "Enric" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Beau Amber of Metaliq demos the online Silverlight editing app, > TopBanana (windows media video): > > http://tinyurl.com/ywa3cz > or > http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/5/0/85096922-090d-4dfa-96b6-f74810411973/FullCut2.wmv > > info: > > http://www.metaliq.com/portfolio/silverlight.html > http://www.visitmix.com/Blogs/Joshua/beau-ambur-of-metaliq/ > > -- Enric > -======- > http://cirne.com >
