VideoMach is the fastest way to convert images to video. Also used for disassembling video to pictures, adding audio to animations, extracting audio from movies, speeding up video, slowing it down, resizing, cropping and rotating.
VideoMach is found in applications where software or hardware generates lots of images, such as:
- 3D renderering
- High-speed imagers (crash-test labs)
- Time-lapse photography
- Stop-motion animation
- Game videos
Standard version supports AVI, MPEG, WMV, FLC, HAV, JPEG, PNG, BMP, DIB, TGA, PNM and more. Professional version adds formats used in high-speed imagers and graphics workstations, such as BAYER, CINE/CVR, SUN, RAS, SGI, RGB, TIFF, XPM and more.
Work with large image sequences is made simple and fast in two ways: (1) You only need to open the first image to open entire sequence. There's no need for multi-select clicking, holding shift and scrolling, like in other applications. Just open the first image. (2) Image sequence scanning is performed much faster than in competing applications. If you work with large image sequences that's a significant time saver.
Different video filters can be used to enhance final output. Some of them include Sharpen, Emboss, Brightness, Contrast, Motion-Blur, Oil-Painting, Matrix, Text, White Balance, Saturation and many others.
VideoMach supports automated conversions called from command-line, Windows Scheduler or other external applications.
2008-08-15: VideoMach 5.0.1, list of changes:
- Changed: Increased speed of OGV decoding and improved frame seeking
- Changed: Internet update check is now less frequent
- Changed: Some Text Overlay settings
- Fixed: Not all Text Overlay parameters were saved to a project file
- Fixed: Rounding errors when specifying OGV / OGG data rate
- Fixed: Internal player time display wasn't rounded to the nearest second
- Fixed: Help in codec dialog boxes didn't work
- Fixed: Skewed OGV video for some non-standard resolutions
- Fixed: Seek problem in HAV files resulting in wrong video and audio data
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