Instead of paying for Apple's iMovie for your iPhone, Splice is an alternative video editor that you can use for free. It has many of the functions found on iMovie, except the cost.
Splice allows you to cut, edit, crop your videos to iPhone or devices with IOS. You can select transition effects, select background music (two tracks are already built into Splice free, but you can download the other by the APA itself) can also choose from your personal library.
And if you do not have the advertising between your feet while you edit your video, Splice can be bought for $ 1.99, versus 4.99 in iMovie. (Civil Code)
[Source: Gizmodo USA]
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