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I was thinking about creating and editing video while out and about with my camera and my Nexus 7 tablet so I can get it published asap. I looked at Androvid and it has some good features, but like all of the other apps I've looked at, it's unsuitable in one particular area. If you're reading this section of TP, you've probably made your own videos so you know that you assemble your clips then choose in and out points for each of them before placing them on a timeline, adding a soundtrack, then jiggling the whole thing about (technical term 
) until it all works. But Androvid, and the other apps I found, talk about 'trimming' clips, i.e. cutting off parts of the video, at the beginning, end, or in the middle. This is a very bad idea as it's non-reversible and doesn't fit with the 'jiggling about' phase. Also, if you want to cross-fade clips, you need some frames before and/or after the in and out points; if you don't have these, you end up with a static picture while the crossfade is happening. I need something that handles in and out points properly.
To cut this long story short, has anyone come across any Android app that even approaches a semi-pro level?
) until it all works. But Androvid, and the other apps I found, talk about 'trimming' clips, i.e. cutting off parts of the video, at the beginning, end, or in the middle. This is a very bad idea as it's non-reversible and doesn't fit with the 'jiggling about' phase. Also, if you want to cross-fade clips, you need some frames before and/or after the in and out points; if you don't have these, you end up with a static picture while the crossfade is happening. I need something that handles in and out points properly.To cut this long story short, has anyone come across any Android app that even approaches a semi-pro level?
