YouTube for Android will now allow users to trim videos before uploading
YouTube app on Android has been updated with a new feature that lets you trim the video before uploading it to the web.
YouTube app on Android has been updated with a new feature that lets users trim the video before uploading it to the web.Announcing the new feature in a Google+ post, YouTube Creators wrote, "We’re proud to introduce a new video-trimming feature and inline video previews for our app. Now you can select the exact frame where the video starts and ends, giving you precise control of your trims in a simple, intuitive way."With the new feature, users can set the beginning and end points of the video with control points on the timelines when they start uploading. In addition, it also comes with an inline video preview before the video is uploaded. YouTube also promises faster video uploads.YouTube has started rolling out the new feature, but it isn't live for everyone yet, points out The Verge. The YouTube app for Android is available for download on Google Play store.

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