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HP, Kodak and many other companies are beginning to introduce programs that allow sharing and editing videos more easily, as well as slide show slideshows (slide shows) the way users expect.

Share videos online

HP's Snapfish family movie service does not require users to download compatible software or programs. With $ 2.99 / month, they can create albums that mix videos with themed stills on family and friends. Each clip has only 10 minutes but the number of files people are allowed to upload. is unlimited.

Automatic video editing

Before sharing, people will want to edit videos to give viewers a professional feel. The impressive point in the Pictureal editing service is that it works automatically. The program determines itself which part should be retained and equipped with facial recognition software, which will assist in searching later.

People will be surprised to visit the Pictureal site and watch the edited video. There, they can customize with music, themes, assign themselves as "directors" or "producers" or download iPods. Pictureal Company charges $ 29 for a one-hour video or $ 99 for 3 hours of video and a DVD.

Watch slide shows on TV and DVD

Some companies are exploring the way to bring sliders to TV. Kodak demonstrated a simulation software at the 2006 CES consumer electronics show, but only at the "idea" level.

Meanwhile, Simple Star, famous for its PhotoShow software in Walgreen, Shutterfly, Comcast and Kodak products, said that if it invests another $ 10, customers can burn slide shows to DVD and choose from. Music included among 300 songs.