There’s also a maximum limit of 100 project files per day but I suppose nobody will actually bump into that. Right off the bat, you can share projects that don’t exceed 3 GB in size. But you can check out a good tutorial on the VN site here.īefore you start sharing your VN projects, here’s some general info: To actively share a project file, you need to create a free account with VN.
What about Windows? Yes, this is also possible but you will need to install an Android emulator on your PC and I will not go into the details about the procedure in this article as I don’t own a PC to test. And it’s not all about Apple products either, you can also share from or to VN on Android smartphones and tablets (so basically every smartphone or tablet that’s not made by Apple).
Project sharing isn’t a one-way trick, it also works the other way around: You start a project using VN on your iMac or MacbookPro and then transfer it to your iPhone or iPad because you have to go somewhere and want to continue your project while commuting. It’s also a great way to free up storage space on your phone since you can archive projects in the cloud, on an external drive or computer and delete them from your mobile device afterwards. So for instance after having shot some footage on your iPhone, you can start editing right away using VN for iPhone but transfer the whole project to your iMac or MacbookPro later to have a bigger screen and mouse control. Project file sharing takes advantage of that and makes it possible to start your editing work on one device and finish it on another.
As I have pointed out in two of my previous blog posts ( What’s the best free cross-platform mobile video editing app?, Best video editors / video editing apps for Android in 2021) VN is a free and very capable mobile video editor for Android and iPhone/iPad and the makers recently also launched a desktop version for macOS.
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