Moyea FLV Editor Review

Written by:  • Edited by: Rhonda Callow
Published Dec 30, 2009
• Related Guides: Media Library | Windows | YouTube

If you work exclusively with flash video files or web video, Moyea FLV Editor would come in handy for trimming and joining clips, not to mention creating HTML code for web video.

Most video editors do not provide facility for working with FLV (flash video) files. If you have downloaded flash videos from the Internet and would like to cut or join them, then Moyea FLV Editor is a Windows program worth considering. Also if you would like to export your FLV files to SWF, with or without HTML code, Moyea FLV Editor could handle the job for you. Download Moyea FLV Editor Lite for free at http://www.moyea.com and give it a test run to see if it suits your needs. If it does, you would want to upgrade to the Ultimate version.

Project Feature Disabled

Moyea FLV Editor's interface comes with drop-down menus and also quick launch icons below the menus to help you get start right away. If you're familiar with video editing programs, you'll have no problem getting going. If you're thinking of starting by creating a prohect, you'll be disappointed. The free version; doesn't allow you to activate the Project button. You can’t create a project, save a project or open a saved project. You would have to upgrade to the Ultimate version for that.

Limited Import Options

The AV formats you can import into the FLV Editor are FLV, F4V and MP3. As for FLV, you could import from the media library or from the Internet Explorer cache.

Media Library is the area where FLV clips are stored in the YouTube FLV downloader program. If you choose this option, you’ll be taken to the free YouTube FLV Downloader, which you can download and install.

Files you download through the downloader could easily be imported into the FLV editor. For your information, the YouTube FLV downloader captures flash videos from MySpace, Dailymotion and other major video sharing sites.

Resource List Limitation

The moment you import a FLV file, it will be stored in the resource list – the white panel, towards the left of the interface. You can line up your clips here before you start editing.

The properties of the files in the resource list are displayed. For video files, the resolution, duration, frame rate, audio bit rate and file formats are displayed. In the Lite version, only 5 files can be imported and edited at any one time.

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