Pros
*Allows you to cut, join, split, crop, and rotate videos
*Can add watermark and subtitles to videos
*Can modify video brightness, contrast, and saturation
*Allows you to keep output format the same as input format or convert to another format

Cons
*Is not really a video ‘editor’ because it does not let you edit the actual content of videos
*You cannot create subtitles with this program. Subtitles need to exist already in SRT or ASS format to be added to a video using this program.

Free Alternatives
Video to Video Converter (is mainly a video converter but has all the features that idoo Video Editor Pro has)

Final Verdict
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Ashraf from dotTech  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+95)

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Not sure how reliable and trustworthy it makes a company whom puts up fake awards on their web-page.
Brothersoft did not award 5 stars to this.

Toni A  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+79)

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Video Editor Pro – NO - Video Editor Amateur
Installs fine on Win 7 Pro 64 bit. That’s the end of the good news.
Some of the buttons have tooltips, these are not in the systems language, and no option to define personalised settings
I have dual monitor (extended mode), always opens in centre of screen, ie window split over monitors, and doesn’t remember last position on close/reopen.
First Menu presented is a set of sub-functions – Cutter, Joiner, Splitter, Effect, Subtitle, Cropper, Watermark. Each one opens a separate process, which doesn’t allow you to do multiple actions on a video. If you want to split a video into Parts A and B, then rejoin in order B – A then add subtitle, then an Effect, you have to save the movie at each step and reload it into the new function.

Basically, this has not been properly tested and appears to have been a set of seven modules tied together with a single menu. So I recommend forgetting it. I am uninstalling it immediately.

Peter Holgate  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+57)

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Sorry.. thubs down on this.. interface is not resizeable and, it took ten minutes to process two minutes of video. uninstalled.

Lou2  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+42)

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You can get a pretty good idea of what idoo Video Editor Pro does from the Guide & specs pages -- http://www.idooeditor.com/guide-editing-video.htm -- http://www.idooeditor.com/tech-specs.htm

For cutting/joining audio/video please bear in mind that depending on the video's format, it's not always possible to cut or join without completely re-encoding everything. Also note that if the video uses keyframes [frames with a complete image] separated by incomplete frames, which is very common, software will either cut/join only at those keyframes, or it will have to generate & encode the missing frames *matching* the video's format, which is more difficult & so a bit rare. If your source uses AC3 audio it's also easier to loose sync cutting/joining, though that can happen with other audio formats too, so check your results carefully.

If you're looking for more than a cutter/joiner app, videohelp.com lists several video editors on their Tools page [in 5 categories], and both Nero & Sony Creative Software have been running a Lot of sales [including $0 after MIR at Fry's etc.]. I also look for Corel to aggressively push their new Videostudio X6 version -- the 1st I heard of their new version was in an e-mail from Corel advertising it for near 1/2 off. The Nero, Sony, & Corel editing apps come with enough FX & transitions I imagine any one of the 3 would make most people happy. That said, if more advanced editing for free is what you're looking for, you might take a look at Wax, though it's no longer developed -- http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Wax-2

mike  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+40)

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