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"Vine has finally made it possible for users to upload existing videos. Until now, six-second videos could only be recorded through the Vine app, but the video-sharing service has decided to allow videos from elsewhere for the first time.  The ability to import existing videos is currently available to iOS handsets only, but will be available on Android soon. &amp;quot;Every day, millions of people open Vine to share memories in the moment,&amp;quot; the Twitter-owned company explained in a blog post. &amp;quot;Today, Vine has unlocked a new camera that gives you the freedom to create a Vine in any way you want.&amp;quot; Support for uploading existing videos will enable many users to share past videos and funny moments that were captured on their standard camera app. The update has also incorporated several new features to make editing Vines easier, including duplicate and mute functions, ghost mode which shows the last frame from the previous shot, and a torch option for shooting in low-light environments. Watch a demonstration video of the new features below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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