Aero Quartet has released version 3.1.1 of SimpleMovieX, the Mac OS X
movie editor. With a feature set roughly similar to QuickTime Pro,
SimpleMovieX extends editing capabilities to other popular video
formats AVI, Google Video, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4. The main
advantage of native editing is speed and quality, since no re-encoding
is required to save edited movies.

This new version extends AVI native support to most common audio
formats, which makes it a tool of choice to edit or merge movies from
Digital Cameras. SimpleMovieX can now be used with Apple’s remote
control or any supported remote device, thanks to third-party
application Remote Buddy. An extended keyboard support also enhances
productivity of “Power Users”.

Version 3 also supports Chapters, a simple way to structure long movies
and split them into clips, a Batch Converter, and Audio Waveform tool
to make sharp audio editing and synchronization. SimpleMovieX also
provides a search pane to quickly find a sequence and an adaptable
timeline for accurate playhead positioning even in large duration
movies. Huge files beyond 4GB, for example 6 hours of TV recording, can
be edited without truncating.

SimpleMovieX is a tool for a wide public: Discriminating TV viewers
that clean their recordings of commercials, Users of a digital camera,
mobile phone or camcorder that need to edit, compile, convert and share
their personal footage, Video collectors compiling music concerts or
Google Video shorts, …

For occasional users, an unlimited demo version of SimpleMovieX is available for free download.

SimpleMovieX requires Mac OS X v10.3 or higher. QuickTime MPEG-2
Playback Component is required to take advantage of MPEG-2
capabilities. QuickTime Pro is not required.

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