ChopShop — Easy A/V Editor

New: • Crossfades. When the playhead sits on a cut between two clips, a crossfade button appears beside the clip controls. Tap it to dissolve one clip into the next. The blend shows in the preview while paused and plays back as a dissolve. To remove one, tap its mark on the timeline. • Crop & Flip. Crop each video and flip it horizontally or vertically, with a live preview of the framing. • Retime and Loop. Speed a clip up or slow it down, or repeat it as many times as you like, with a mini-timeline to drag it to the length you need. • More export options. Choose the width and height (locked in proportion or set separately), a fixed frame rate, or one file per clip. • Open projects from ChopShop for Mac with their media. A project saved with Export Project on the Mac finds its media in the folder beside it, so nothing needs relinking. • A new start screen, with New from Photos… to begin a project straight from your photo library. • Waveforms that show the music. Loud, mastered tracks no longer draw as one solid block, and waveforms stay sharp at any zoom. • Drop a clip into a gap and it fits snugly. The gap closes up instead of staying behind. • Close empty space at the start of the timeline, too. Tap the space before the first clip, then Collapse. Where a gap is too narrow for the button, tap it a second time. • Several files at once arrive in name order, and items from Photos in the order you picked them. • Grab the playhead anywhere on its handle. It no longer jumps to your finger first. • A fresh coat of turquoise, matching ChopShop for Mac. • Media edited elsewhere stays in step. Change or replace a clip's file in another app and ChopShop picks up the new version when you come back, keeping your edits. If a file is deleted, its clips show as missing so you can relink them. Fixes: • Portrait videos could export turned the wrong way when cropped, flipped or resized. • Some rotated clips showed black in the preview. • Pausing could leave an old or black frame in the preview. • Closing a project while it was playing left its audio running.