Abstract: Technologies are described for configuring user input using physical gestures. For example, a user can be prompted to perform a physical gesture to assign to a software application command (e.g., an action within a video game or a command in another type of application). In response, a physical gesture can be received from the user via a physical gesture input device. The received physical gesture can then be associated with the software application command so that when the user performs the physical gesture the software application command can be initiated.

Abstract: Technologies are described for configuring user input using physical gestures. For example, a user can be prompted to perform a physical gesture to assign to a software application command (e.g., an action within a video game or a command in another type of application). In response, a physical gesture can be received from the user via a physical gesture input device.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein provide a method of editing video to improve the apparent stability of the video footage. In one aspect, the apparent stability of the video image is improved by adding a border around an image captured within individual video frames and adjusting the relative position of consecutive video frames according to a negative of a movement vector calculated between the two consecutive frames.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein provide a method of editing video to improve the apparent stability of the video footage. In one aspect, the apparent stability of the video image is improved by adding a border around an image captured within individual video frames and adjusting the relative position of consecutive video frames according to a negative of a movement vector calculated between the two consecutive frames.