Name: Shave Video
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 3.8 (9 reviews)

Shave Video overview

Shave Video lets you quickly trim, split and splice video together. When Final Cut or iMovie are overkill, Shave has your back with a quick, light, utilitarian video editor.

Features:

Quickly and easily edit your video using cut, copy and paste
Frame accurate editing
Quickly scan and jump through video using the keyboard
Trim, split and extract video with a single command
Export to AVI, Windows Media, QuickTime, H.264 and MPEG-4
Batch convert a ton of formats to AVI, Windows Media, QuickTime, H.264 and others
Full screen playback and editing
Full keyboard control, edit video without moving your mouse
Easily upload videos to Facebook, YouTube and Flickr
Frame accurate scrubbing by clicking and dragging Perfect for:
Trim and tighten your iPhone videos before uploading to your favorite social media
Batch conversion of video for use on the Web
Cut, chop and splice video before importing into Final Cut Pro, After Effects, etc.
Extract your favorite scenes from your favorite movies easily and quickly
Edit your screen casts and podcasts with the quickness and then directly upload to YouTube

What’s new in version 1.48

Version 1.48:

Fixes a host of bugs when using Shave with both Mountain Lion and Mavericks.

3.8

(12 Reviews of Shave Video)

Comments
User Ratings

Filou53

Nov 22 2018

1.48

0.0

Version: 1.48

developer's website ( http://shave.interfacelab.com/ ) seem's to be down...

PsiFi

Oct 21 2014

1.43

Version: 1.43

Great news! I have just been in touch with the developer and he is putting the finishing touches to a new Shave Version 2 which will be Yosemite compatible. Here's what Jon had to say: "Shave 2.0 is almost done. It's a total rewrite. But now it's 64-bit and does a lot of cool stuff it couldn't do before. Unfortunately, the codec support won't be anything like Shave 1.x because of the shift from QuickTime API (which Apple is trying to kill) to AVFoundation (their new thing). AVFoundation, unfortunately, doesn't support third party codecs, but I'll continue using FFMPEG for importing options (FFMPEG is what Shave 1.x uses to import MTS/VOB and MKV files). Some major additions though: - Realtime effects and color correcting - A very simple timeline for "non-linear" editing (just 1 video track and 2 audio tracks). The timeline stays tucked away until you "discover" it, so Shave 2.x looks and acts like Shave 1.x. - Undo is limitless and is saved with your project so that re-opening it later resumes you at the same exact spot you were at - The ability to save "Snapshots" of an edit and go back to it at a later time - The ability to create markers for ingesting footage I'm literally doing 15 hour days on Shave 2.0 at the moment, hoping to get it out the door in the next two weeks." Shave 2.0 will also have a new website at http://shave.rocks/ Jon also said he's hard at work on another video app, tentatively titled VIX: http://interfacelab.com/vix-a-new-kind-of-video-editor/

Rondfranks

Jul 3 2014

Odd, the version loaded is 1.48. Not sure why. I didn't think it was a beta.

StrictlyBagel

Sep 25 2013

1.42

2.0

Version: 1.42

Website is down, no update in 1 ½ years… I reckon Shave has been shaved off this world for good. Sad, as it showed promise… though I never got it to export video without severe pixelation.

Sep 4 2012

Does anyone know if Shave Video is Mountain Lion compatible?