App to edit .mov files when I'm traveling (No pc access)
I'm looking for something that I can use on my S3 i9305 to remove the unneeded content from HD video footage shot on my SJ4000 action camera (GoPro copy) so that I'm not saving huge files all the time. I'll be traveling through India without a computer and don't want to risk hooking my cards/hdd's up to pc's in internet cafes and run the risk of them picking up viruses.
Unfortunately the camera saves the content in .mov format which means that I can't use the standard GoPro editing apps.
I've not found anything that I've tried so far that will do the job. There was an app that actually registered the .mov files but then the apps forced closed when I tried to use it. Nothing back from the developer either after messaging them. (I can't remember the name of the app, but I'll have a hunt around and see if I can find it and post the name on here)
I guess the last option is to see about the possibility of using someones laptop. But then I'd have to run a virus scan (and possibly download S.A.S. or Malwarebytes onto their computer) and find something that I could download or ideally a portable app (I've got a usb stick with Portable App Suite on it)
I'm looking for something that I can use on my S3 i9305 to remove the unneeded content from HD video footage shot on my SJ4000 action camera (GoPro copy) so that I'm not saving huge files all the time. I'll be traveling through India without a computer and don't want to risk hooking my cards/hdd's up to pc's in internet cafes and run the risk of them picking up viruses.
Unfortunately the camera saves the content in .mov format which means that I can't use the standard GoPro editing apps.
I've not found anything that I've tried so far that will do the job. There was an app that actually registered the .mov files but then the apps forced closed when I tried to use it. Nothing back from the developer either after messaging them. (I can't remember the name of the app, but I'll have a hunt around and see if I can find it and post the name on here)
I guess the last option is to see about the possibility of using someones laptop. But then I'd have to run a virus scan (and possibly download S.A.S. or Malwarebytes onto their computer) and find something that I could download or ideally a portable app (I've got a usb stick with Portable App Suite on it)
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