Listed 18 December 2014 · Brisbane · Australia
clipchamp.
A Brisbane browser tool for converting and compressing video on your own machine in 2014, which Microsoft bought in 2021 and turned into Microsoft Clipchamp.
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Timeline
- Listed on Stompstart
“free in-browser video processing”
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- Acquired
Microsoft announced it had acquired Clipchamp, an in-browser video creation and editing platform founded in 2013.
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As listed on Stompstart
“free in-browser video processing”
clipchamp's free in-browser video processor lets users convert and compress videos to MP4 or WMV. They can also record short video clips with their webcam - clipchamp is one of only a few apps that offers this functionality on Chromebooks. In addition, users can create a...
- Topics
- Cloud computing
- Location
- Brisbane · Australia
In our words: The 2014 listing described a free in-browser video processor that converted and compressed videos to MP4 or WMV, recorded webcam clips (including on Chromebooks) and made highlight clips from GoPro footage. Processing happened on the user's own computer, so files did not have to be uploaded.
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- Website
- clipchamp.com ↗
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