SimpleMovieX for Mac

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By Aero Quartet

Lightweight video editor: AVI, MPEG, MOV, MP4.

With SimpleMovieX, to search the commercials inside the movie is easy. The accurate timeline will do a good job marking the segments to remove. Saving takes only a few minutes thanks to native support of most popular formats. Most popular file formats mov, mpeg, avi and iPod mp4, are natively supported: you can edit and save them in a breeze without loss of quality. Adding Chapters, you give direct access to specific sequences inside the movie, you create compilations of movies or songs.

SimpleMovieX for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: September 21, 2016

Latest update: October 25, 2018

Version: 3.13

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.7
Mac OS X
OS X 10.10
OS X 10.9
OS X 10.11
Mac OS X 10.6
OS X 10.8

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 13,720

Downloads Last Week: 6

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3.8/5

8 User Votes

simple but slow for cutting out clips from whole videos
nmithani1January 8, 2013
Pros
It offers the option of simply saving (transcoding via passthrough) trimmed clips from whole videos
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tortoise-slow for large files e.g. 720p
Summary
Perfect for the job i needed it to do.
The GizzleJune 1, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I bought this just to add chapter markers to my apple TV and iphone video files. This great little app allowed me to add chapter markers to video files i already had in itunes. With its great UI, I was able to do this quickly, easily and safely. No over the top bells and whistles, just a clean and robust little app. This app does things that quicktime just doesn't do. Well worth the price.
SimpleMovie works very well for basic trimming
dai scottFebruary 23, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I required a basic editor to trim tapes I had copied to my computer from VHS using eyeTV and saving to Quicktime. Quicktime files load immediatly into SimpleMovie unlike the long loading times I experienced in iMovie, and it was easier than iMovie for me to learn to use. If I were to become more involved in transitions and titleing I'd probably use iMovie, however, SimpleMovie suits my needs and is stable to use.
Sorta works.....sorta doesn't work....sorta hard to...
one_wonApril 18, 2006
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...try<br />This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Well this app does some of the things it claims, but others are 'missing in action'. The biggest plus is yes you can actually join and SAVE AS.. two or more mpgs via copy and paste with the audio coming out the other end along with the video. That is the good news, plus the ability to do likewise to another format like .mov (use EXPORT for other formats). In the trial the export is slowed by the process being stoppped for an 'ad break' every ten seconds to buy the app, which is unnecessary and will result more in lost sales I suspect. The downside is that mpgs cannot be be dragged and dropped to the player screen to join a la Quicktime then saved. You have to open each segment in a new window, copy and paste to first window, a very annoying process and that needs a PRONTO FIX by the programmers. Also there is NO EXPORT TO .MPG1/2 in the export menu, just the regular QT pro selection. Thus, it has rather limited functionality. Considering VideoLAN player does everything this app does and much more, except join clips, it is hard to see a $24 value here given VideoLANs $0 price tag. Yes QT pro is more expensive, but that does not mean either are value compared to some good free software such as USBvision exported (very underrated), mpegStreamclip, and VLC player. This DOES NOT imply all software apps should be free, rather they must be reasonably priced for the job they actually do out in the real world, and a whole bunch less hype about all those "world changing" apps would be a huge improvement.
Better than the feedback
progmacMay 8, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Well, I think this is a fine product. Fine as in good, not average. Like a fine wine. Anyhow, it does what it says it does, it makes Mpegs from movs and in and out of other formats where iMovie cannot and it does it cheaper than QuickTime pro, with a few extra features. That said, I haven't bought it yet. I think it should cost $15-$20, not $24. I'll probably be purchasing in the next few days.
first trial
thehand--2008January 31, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />the window is resizeable and the program is a good idea especially for editing the mpegs. you can't edit mpeg1/2 with qt pro. the lower right corner of the screen is where you resize it. I like the idea of the frames pane window. I'd like to see how far this thing goes. Keep developing this program.
What is the point of this program?
DavidPhillipOster--2008November 21, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br /><p>I found this program when I did a search for video file format conversion utilities. I need to convert some DV video footage from a Quicktime.mov file to an AVI file (I'd really like to put it into MPEG2 at the same time.) The blurb here on VersionTracker lead me to believe this would do it. I opened my file, hit export, waited the 1 minute the trial version pauses, then got <b>THE SAME DIALOG BOX AS IMOVIE.</b> What's up with that? This program wasted my time, wants a shareware fee, and gives me no more than I already had with Apple's product, which was bundled with my computer.</p> <br> <p>If the blurb or the developer's web site had been up front about what this program could do, I wouldn't feel so burned by it.</p>
Worked for me.
cedn2October 30, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />SimpleMovieX worked perfectly for me. I used it on a 17 inch 800 MHz iMac with X v10.28.