Friday, August 3, 2007
Movavi VideoSuite 4.5
Posted by Chris Gohlke in "SOFTWARE" @ 01:00 PM
"Creating or editing a video is one thing, but getting it onto the player of your choice is another. It might be a PC, Mac, or something more portable, like an iPod or Sony PSP. One application that specialises in video conversions is Movavi’s VideoSuite, where even the company’s name describes how to move from Quicktime .mov files to Windows .avi ones. It’s cheaper than most of its competitors, so what do you get after you download a copy? Unlike regular video editing applications, like Adobe Premiere, Corel’s Ulead VideoStudio and Avid’s Pinnacle Studio, Movavi VideoSuite is a looser collection of utilities. Each of these can be run from a start-up screen and they’re designed to convert, capture, edit, split, send a video message and burn a CD or DVD. The applets have clearer, more spacious screens than their rivals, partly because of this separation between tasks and partly because the Movavi programs are not as feature-rich."
If you can deal with not having the most feature packed video editing package on the market, this seems to offer a pretty good value.
If you can deal with not having the most feature packed video editing package on the market, this seems to offer a pretty good value.
