I using this with my Magic Trackpad on connected to my Mac Pro, and with the trackpad on my MacBook Air. Both work great. I also created a couple of videos on how I'm using BetterTouchTool.
I export using full HD settings, 1280x720. To get full HD, I set my canvas area to be this before I start editing. I then resize the video to fit in it, then when I zoom in, it fits the whole player without looking squashed. Having 1280x720 also enables YouTube 720HD, which is my standard for my videos.
In short, it actually is constantly taking up the whole player - when zoomed out, however, it is just blank space. I am working on making the blank space white now so it looks better.
Yes, but make sure you set it in the canvas - the area where you edit - not just at the end. But yes, 1280x720 is technically HD - its 720p HD. If you have ultra-HD footage, i forget what the width resolution is but the height it 1080, so its 1080p and it will get a drop-up menu from the hd button to choose which one.
I using this with my Magic Trackpad on connected to my Mac Pro, and with the trackpad on my MacBook Air. Both work great. I also created a couple of videos on how I'm using BetterTouchTool.
macphotographytips 1 year ago
Nice tutorial...thanks.
MacintoshSnob 1 year ago
this doesn't work on my mbp, maybe because it doesn't support multi touch.
macmaster4848 2 years ago
Probably. I think its only for the new glass ones.
GavinRoskamp 2 years ago
@GavinRoskamp I'M GETTING EMAC G4 SOON AND I WANT TO KNOW IF I CAN UPGRADE TO LEOPARD
SPECS:
1.25Ghz G4 Processor
512Mb RAM, 40Gb Hard Drive
Apple ComboDrive Mac OSX v10.4 Tiger
REPLY ASAP PLZ :o
smils9098 2 years ago
remove the vista logo from your intro, vista is worst os ever. lol
macmaster4848 2 years ago
btw, when exporting this video in screenflow make the size of it 640 360 and it will be fit the whole youtube player.
macmaster4848 2 years ago
I export using full HD settings, 1280x720. To get full HD, I set my canvas area to be this before I start editing. I then resize the video to fit in it, then when I zoom in, it fits the whole player without looking squashed. Having 1280x720 also enables YouTube 720HD, which is my standard for my videos.
In short, it actually is constantly taking up the whole player - when zoomed out, however, it is just blank space. I am working on making the blank space white now so it looks better.
GavinRoskamp 2 years ago
ok, tyvm. so if i use 1280x720 will the video be hd?
macmaster4848 2 years ago
Yes, but make sure you set it in the canvas - the area where you edit - not just at the end. But yes, 1280x720 is technically HD - its 720p HD. If you have ultra-HD footage, i forget what the width resolution is but the height it 1080, so its 1080p and it will get a drop-up menu from the hd button to choose which one.
GavinRoskamp 2 years ago
1920x1080 is 1080p, i found that out on wiki, takes 5min to export 15sec with it.
macmaster4848 2 years ago
Nice app. 5 stars, tyvm for uploading this video :)
macmaster4848 2 years ago
I've used MagicPrefs.
KGSProductions 2 years ago
get rid of the background music. it's terribly distracting.
SnowLeopard2008 2 years ago
Its not distracting at all.
macmaster4848 2 years ago
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dimples282 2 years ago