YouTube has upgraded its Capture video filming app, making it available on the iPad and iPad mini. Of course, shooting video with the iPad is not always as practical as using the iPhone, but many folks choose to do it anyway.

Youtubecapture

What's new

New for iPad and iPad mini. Film a video and instantly make it YouTube-ready with background music, auto color correction, and auto stabilization. You can upload your video to YouTube and share to Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ at the same time.

YouTube Capture is a free download for the iPhone and iPad on the App Store. [Direct Link]

Top Rated Comments

macaddict06 Avatar
134 months ago

YouTube-ready with background music

But if its not royalty-free will that still prevent it from being played on mobile devices?
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hushypushy Avatar
134 months ago
They've put micro-film IN the iPad? Amazing. Or maybe you mean 'Record'.

Sorry, too many years of TV school being chastised for getting that nomenclature wrong. Now I'm doomed to pay it forward. :)
And I take it you never decided to ask why they were grinding such a stupid concept into your head?

film [film]

verb (used with object)
10.
Movies.
a.
to photograph with a motion-picture camera.
b.
to reproduce in the form of motion pictures: to film a novel.

verb (used without object)
12.
Movies.
a.
to be reproduced in a motion picture, especially in a specified manner: This story films easily.
b.
to direct, make, or otherwise engage in the production of motion pictures.
Being that a "motion picture (http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/motion%20picture)" can use frames captured on any media (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/motion%20picture), from celluloid to digital sensors, then it follows that to film something, actual celluloid film is not necessary.
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