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Vimeo, online video’s steak house to YouTube’s McDonalds, has launched a useful new service for more discerning video editors and directors: the Vimeo Music Store. It makes finding legal, cheap, and most importantly, good music for your videos a cinch: you just head over to the store, listen to samples from over 45,000 in the catalogue and download. Many are free or $1.99 (£1.30) and available under personal or Creative Commons licenses, and you can search by some useful parameters including genres, tempos, themes, moods and instrumentations. Check it out and let us know how you get on in the comments.
A Vimeo iPhone app has just hit the iPhone App Store, for all you budding filmmakers. It’s not just a native app to watch videos either (Vimeo’s website is already iPhone friendly), but a free video editor that lets you shoot, edit, add transitions and music, adjust volume levels, and of course upload to the site (including in HD). It’s out on the iPhone App Store for iPhone 4, iPad 2 and fourth generation iPod touch, so if you own one, let us know how you get on.
Out Now | £free | Vimeo (Available on the iPhone App Store)