Hello there, Squared5.
Thanks for the work you put in making MPEG Streamclip for Mac OS and giving it to us for free! You’re cool.
You know what’s not cool though? This:
I mean come on. There must be at least half a dozen ways to make this window more usable.
I’ll be frank: I don’t really like video editing apps. In fact, I hate them. I fiddled with MPEG Streamclip for about half an hour, trying to find how on earth I can cut a segment of my clip. For the record, I failed. A friend told me how, the next day.
Le sigh.
mpeg streamclip, squared5
…give it cherries!
It’s all work work work these days, both at work (duh) and home. So I decided to give myself the luxury of this awesome looking delicacy tomorrow, because hey, I’ve been working hard all week.
My advice: do the same.
Photo courtesy of yummy web place opensourcefood.com, member gingerslice.
chocolate, brownie, cherries
OK, now, if someone came right up to you and asked you…
“if you were lost (pun intended) on a deserted island, which three presentations would you take with you, in the form of a nicely put together .pdf file?”
…what would you reply?
I’d say, without a doubt:
- Grids are Good by Khoi Vinh, the one that started it all.
- Interface Design Juggling by Dan Cederholm, the one that’s fun and mixes all the cool stuff together.
- (a recent favourite) Details Make the Difference by Dan Rubin, because it analyzes properly why your design sucks and theirs doesn’t.
Release Candidate: Steve Smith’s GBC07 presentation. Hey Steve! *waves*
khoi vinh, dan cederholm, dan rubin
