Google pushed out a refreshed version of YouTube app
for iPhone in September after it was kicked out of iOS as a standard app. The
app packed many useful features but it lacked one of the basic functionality-
the ability to upload videos. Within just two months, the search giant realizes
its mistake and released a brand new application—YouTube Capture.
YouTube Capture is simple, easy to use and perform its task
pretty neatly. As soon as the person launches the app, it prompts him to sign
in, record the video and share it on all the leading social networks including
Google+, Facebook and Twitter besides the video sharing platform.
YouTube Capture comes with some key video editing and stabilization
features. It enables you to add free background score from YouTube library and a
suitable caption to enhance the beauty. A user can start filming the video by
rotating his device to avoid "vertical video syndrome", while there
is a Landscape lock which restricts video recording in landscape mode. The
application is especially optimized for iPhone 5 to make the most of its
outstanding features, whereas those who own iPhone 4S can also enjoy HD effect by
toggling the upload quality between 480p and 720p (HD).
YouTube Capture is going to giving tough time to other video
shooting and sharing apps like Viddy, Vimeo and Socialcam. Unfortunately there
is no word on when it will make its way to the Play Store. While Android
users wait for the official verdict, iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch owners can
download it on their devices free of cost. So Apple fans, what are you waiting
for? Get a copy of YouTube Capture from App Store
and start uploading lovely video right from your iDevice. Cheers!!
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