VideoSpirit Pro 1.5
Create, modify, convert and edit video and audio with this tool
Program info
VideoSpirit Pro is a Windows video editing and conversion application with a simple interface. It has different audio and video editing tools that will modify any video into the desired results.
Although simply arranged, the program is complex as it does not provide directions for users unfamiliar with video editing programs. The interface resembles Microsoft Office 2007 applications. It presents 5 timelines, video properties, a small video player and a drop down menu to select different output options and formats.
Every timeline controls video, video overlay, title, audio, and voice tracks but they are neither labeled nor described.
Add the video to be modified and choose from different options like splitting, erasing, text or subtitling.
In this version you will find a conversion tool to change video between popular formats (supports 3GP, ASF, AVI, BlackBerry, iPhone, MOV, MP3, MP4, MPEG, OGG, PSP, SWF, WMV, and others). Additionally the user can add a “Slide Effect” to videos.
Pros
- Edits and converts videos
- Converts from/to popular video formats
- Adds custom text and subtitles
- Joins, splits, deletes
Cons
- Price
- Unlabeled and not intuitive interface
Details
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