[APP][5.0+] MOCR - Modern Video Editor Designed for Mobile, Like Clips for iOS

[vecio]

:laugh: MOCR is a brand new and different video editor compared to existing ones.

There is a Canvas, very similar to the one on OBS broadcaster for PC and Mac, you can put any number of layers on it.

A layer can be video, image, GIF or text.

:highfive: You can resize, rotate or move the layer freely on the Canvas.

:fingers-crossed: MOCR has some built in filters which can be applied on all kinds of layers, video, image GIF and text. More and better filters will be available soon.

:cyclops: Background music is also available, and many more things

I have attached the apk, and it's also in alpha testing on Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.shou.mocr

It's free and without ads.

 

[KyleBryant]

Nice! I'm gonna give it a try as I don't really like editing videos on my PC.

 

[MrWilsonxD]

I've been looking for something like this for a long time! Good bye andro vid!! Halo MOCR :good:

 

[Dearminder]

Well its not quite better than kinemaster or powerdirector :/

 

[QwertyChouskie]

Is this/will this be FOSS? It would be really nice to have a good video editor on F-Droid...

 

[vecio]

Thank you all for the feedback. I just updated the app which fixes some bugs.

The app only support ARM cpu and OpenGL ES 3.0+，some devices may crash if OpenGL ES 3.0+ not availabel.

 

[vecio]

Well its not quite better than kinemaster or powerdirector :/

Can you give me more feedback on the pros and cons?

In MOCR, you can add more video layers at the same time, place them freely. There are much more features hidden under the simple interface.

 

[vecio]

Is this/will this be FOSS? It would be really nice to have a good video editor on F-Droid...

MOCR won't be open source, but it will always be free.

 

[anuraganasane]

Always wanted some cool video app for Android and here I got it. ?? thanks @vecio

 

[vecio]

Always wanted some cool video app for Android and here I got it. ? thanks @vecio

Thank you! MOCR is still new and my first video editor project, any suggestions are welcomed

 

[anuraganasane]

Thank you! MOCR is still new and my first video editor project, any suggestions are welcomed

You can add frame rate, rewind, looping options. Also a cinemagraph option.

 

[vecio]

You can add frame rate, rewind, looping options. Also a cinemagraph option.

This helps a lot.

Looping can be accomplished either by repeating a clip or render multiple times

 

[duki994]

This helps a lot.

Looping can be accomplished either by repeating a clip or render multiple times

Repeating should be less expensive operation for lower-end devices. Puts more strain on memory, but in the end all memories are way too fast nowadays.

Can you somehow implement that video processing use NEON instructions? Should be something config related, not something that should be coded in Java

NEON and/or using GPU for parallel instruction computing should make app up to 10x faster. For matrix operations and image streams it should be GPU. Haven't had enough time to dive into Android programming to see if OS does this automatically or dev needs to inplement it.

 

[daltonhrrll]

Will be testing and will give feedback.

 

[QwertyChouskie]

MOCR won't be open source, but it will always be free.

Is there any particular reason, since it will "always be free"?

 

[DJBhardwaj]

MOCR won't be open source, but it will always be free.

Absolutely love the app. Would like to see further improvisations in terms of the user-interface.
By free, do you mean that it won't incorporate any ads even in the future, right?

 

[quincho54]

Yes it's a good one and I guess will be a better one.
I would love, the use of different types of fonts when writing and that you can change the transparency of each layer.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 using XDA Labs

 

[vecio]

Absolutely love the app. Would like to see further improvisations in terms of the user-interface.
By free, do you mean that it won't incorporate any ads even in the future, right?

Yes, I hate ads and don't want the user-interface messed with those things

 

[vecio]

Repeating should be less expensive operation for lower-end devices. Puts more strain on memory, but in the end all memories are way too fast nowadays.

Can you somehow implement that video processing use NEON instructions? Should be something config related, not something that should be coded in Java

NEON and/or using GPU for parallel instruction computing should make app up to 10x faster. For matrix operations and image streams it should be GPU. Haven't had enough time to dive into Android programming to see if OS does this automatically or dev needs to inplement it.

MOCR is built with NEON and ARM64 support, and most operations are accelerated by OpenGL. All the operations on the Canvas and layers are done with OpenGL ES 3.0

 

[vecio]

Is there any particular reason, since it will "always be free"?

I work for a company where we allow users to post game videos, so a free and better video editor will help a lot on the business.