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I encountered a minor bug when composing a sharing email in the app: if I tried typing the addressee's name too soon, the email would close, but there were no real show-stoppers like those you often see in video apps.

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At least Qwiki lets you share to Facebook, Twitter, or use embed code for the web video. That's similar to what you get with Vine, but other apps like Viddy offer richer web interfaces.

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When you send someone a link to a Qwiki video, they'll see it presented on a web page, but it can only be viewed as an inset window-not full screen-and you don't get any of the social features (liking, commenting) on the web presence. After I hit Publish, the video was quickly rendered and ready to play.

You can also choose to make the Qwiki private (you can still share it later). At this point you also have a number of sharing options, including not only your Qwiki stream, but also SMS, Facebook, Twitter, and you can even embed a Qwiki on any web page. Here you can change the titles, location, and tag friends. Once you're happy with the resulting montage, you tap the big green Share button, which opens the Publish page. The Auto option created a very pleasing end result, with pan and zoom and split screen views for similar photos. I could also choose Fast or Slow playback speeds. I could select any song from my phone's library, or choose from nine canned 'Soundtracks.' Adding the Cross Process effect wasn't instantaneous, but only took about 30 seconds. You can add a caption for each 'moment,' which can consist of more than one image. Note that Qwiki doesn't let you include the sound from your original video, and it drastically shortened my test video. After hitting done and waiting just a few seconds for Loading, I could apply an effect filter, edit media and captions, and choose background music. I chose 24 photos and one video from my recent trip to Split, Croatia. With the second option, you select up to 25 photos and/or videos, and then let the app/service work its magic. With the first option, the app groups images by date, creating previews for each date it finds enough photos for. With either option, you need to grant the app access to your Camera roll before you can get going. Since the videos can be much longer than Vine videos-up to a whole minute!-I'd appreciate the addition of a scrubber, to fast forward through them.Īfter tapping the +Create bar at the bottom of the main Qwiki screen, you have two basic choices-Auto (We create, you edit) and Custom (You create and edit). After the video finishes, you'll see large heart (like), replay, and follow buttons over the last frame. Pause and AirPlay buttons appear if you tap the screen, in case you want to watch the video on your big-screen through Apple TV. Turning your iPhone sideways switches playback to full-screen mode-another nice design touch. When you hit a video's Play arrow, obviously it starts playing, and the comments and Likes expand below the narrow video window.

At top right is a heart/comment button, which shows activity in your network of Qwiki contacts and lists who you're following. A nicely designed search feature lets you switch between hashtags and users. So many apps these days have latched onto this way to remind you of their existence if you can handle yet another, tap OK.Ī dropdown from the main Qwiki logo at top center lets you switch your feed from Popular to just members you're following or to videos tagged with suggested hashtags. Next you choose whether you want the app to be able to pop up push notifications.

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Either way, you'll need to enter a new password just for Qwiki. You can, however, sign up with any old email address if you prefer. Thankfully, you can sign up for a Qwiki account by tapping a Facebook button and granting permission to access your profile-you don't need a Yahoo account.

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You can install it on an iPad, but it's optimized for iPhone. You'll need iOS 5.1 or later to install the app on your iPhone or iPod touch.

And it's not just about videos, in fact, Qwiki is actually more about photos, combining video and stills into a crafted slideshow. Qwiki resembles Vine and other video sharing apps, but with a difference: You use videos you already shot, stored in your iPhone's Camera Roll rather than shooting a spontaneous clip within the app. Now it's Yahoo's turn, with the acquisition of Qwiki. Even Instagram added video sharing this past June to get in on some of Vine's market. Vine clones seem to be cropping up everywhere, but in truth, Vine was far from the first video- Instagram wannabe-just the most successful.

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