Once downloaded, double-click it. It will automatically install and launch the program. It will also create an icon in the start menu.
Windows may show a warning saying it doesn't recognize Rebaslight. Rebaslight is open source so anyone can view/audit the code. Be sure to only download it from www.rebaslight.com
Once downloaded, double click to mount it and drag the application icon to the /Applications
folder.
After the app is dragged to your Applications folder, you can run it normally - from the Finder, Launchpad, Spotlight, dock, etc.
Mac may show a warning saying it doesn't recognize Rebaslight. Rebaslight is open source so anyone can view/audit the code. Be sure to only download it from www.rebaslight.com
$ tar xf rebaslight-3.7.3.tar.bz2Then cd into the directory and run it!
$ cd rebaslight-3.7.3/ $ ./rebaslight
Rebaslight is optimized for special effects that are not possible nor easy to do in standard video editors. We recommend using a standard editor to add sound effects, splice/join scenes, overlay titles etc. Then, after exporting, bring the exported video file into Rebaslight to add the final special effects like lasers and muzzle flash.
Rebaslight is free (no cost) to use as long as the "Made with Rebaslight" watermark appears on the output video/image. However, if you make a one-time payment of $25 you may remove this watermark forever. Pay here.
It saves automatically. Next time you open Rebaslight it'll pick up right where you left off.
Rebaslight works best with video that is intended for the web (HTML5 video, either .webm or .mp4 with H.264 video and AAC or MP3 audio). If your file is not supported, Rebaslight gives you an option to try converting it to .webm. Another option is to export it as an HTML5 video from a standard video editor. Then import that file to Rebaslight to add the final effects.
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