The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, or as they are now titled, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is now over, but if you missed the wedding of the century (so far) you can still watch it below.
The versions below include the over 3 hour and 30 minute version that includes the procession to Westminster Abbey, and the shorter 1 hour and 10 minute version that is simply the ceremony itself.
The full wedding, including the procession is first, below, and the ceremony itself is below that. There is also a 3 minute and 27 second extremely compressed version, but that is a Today Show video, and is likely to vanish soon.
YouTube and other online video sites continue to be a source of news and information about the recent earthquake in Japan, which has been dubbed the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake.
In this latest video uncovered in the aftermath of the devastation, a driver in tech-crazy Japan did what you might expect he would do: he tried to escape the tsunami while recording the event via his cell phone video camera.
It is truly harrowing. The tsunami wave emerges from the ocean (to the right) as the driver is apparently driving on a coastal highway. The car seems engulfed, but the driver was reportedly OK.
This video is the trailer from the upcoming telugu movie 'Badrinath' which casts stylish star Allu Arjun and Tamanna ..this movie is a romantic love story film and we must wait and see for the onscreen chemistry and romance of Tammana and Allu Arjun ...u can watch online this movie and also down load ...
YouTube announced on Wednesday that users no longer have to have a standalone video editor if they want to remove embarrassing moments from clips. Instead, they can use a built-in online video editor.
It makes 100 percent sense, since parent company Google is all about cloud-based everything. The YouTube Video Editor is only available in TestTube for now (think of it as Gmail Labs for YouTube). It's also pretty basic, but for what much of what is uploaded to YouTube, it should be just fine.
Here's what it allows you to do:
Combine multiple videos you’ve uploaded to create a new longer video
Trim the beginning and/or ending of your videos
Add soundtracks from our AudioSwap library of tens of thousands of songs
Create new videos without worrying about file formats and publish them to YouTube with one click -- no upload necessary
It's pretty easy to use, though the fact that it's pretty basic helps there. It's obviously not going to take the place of a standalone video editor. Google describes it as follows:
The editor is ideal for merging single, short clips into a longer video. For example, you can transform clips from your vacation into a video travel diary set to music, or create a highlights reel from footage of your last basketball game.
It’s also great for trimming a long video down to the moments you really care about. Say you’ve uploaded a wedding ceremony -- beautiful event, but do you really need to see all the guests shuffle in? The video editor lets you easily remove unwanted footage so you can capture just the moment when they say “I do.”
Sophie Choudry, the most sexy and hot pop artist, now has a channel of her own on the world’s most viewed online video destination YouTube. This has made the hot girl just a click away from her fans. her fans can now find her on the YouTube channel called Channel Sophie!
This move of Sophie had made her the first Indian celebrity that had launched an official celebrity YouTube channel in association with YouTube.
Sophie confirms the news saying, “Yes I’ve started my own channel on YouTube as it is becoming an increasingly popular way of reaching out to the fan base.”
She added “I’m told I am the first female artist from India to have a channel on YouTube. The channel will showcase my videos, making of the videos and songs which will be accessible worldwide.”
Sophie had joined the ranks of International pop divas and had been discovered by music director Biddu at the tender age of 13, the talent house has just bagged herself a deal that most can only dream of. Sophie has already hotted down the nation and is now ready to get pulses racing internationally as well.
YouTube announced on Wednesday that users no longer have to have a standalone video editor if they want to remove embarrassing moments from clips. Instead, they can use a built-in online video editor.
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