Giveaway of the day — PhotoToFilm 3.6

Crea in maniera facile piccoli film dalle tue foto e comprimile.

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PhotoToFilm 3.6 era disponibile come app gratuita il 12 marzo 2017!

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PhotoToFilm è un perfetto compagno per tutti coloro che utilizzano una macchina fotografica digitale. Con PhotoToFilm puoi facilmente creare piccoli film dalle tue foto e comprimerle (per esempio, utilizzando DivX) per distribuire la tua produzione ad amici e parenti. PhotoToFilm ti permette di aggiungere effetti dall'aspetto professionale con pochi click creando video come se fosse un gioco.

Caratteristiche principali:

Interfaccia facile da usare;
Transizioni (come dissolvenza incrociata) tra le foto;
Supporto immagini dinamiche;
Supporto colonna sonora (MP3);
Supporto formati foto comuni (JPEG, Bitmaps);
OSD: Inserimento testo dinamico On Video;
Crea film utilizzando codifiche presenti sul computer (come DivX);
Capacità di masterizzare DVD (richiede CopyToDVD).

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows NT/ 98/ Me/ 2000/ XP/ 2003/ Vista/ Server 2008/ 7/ 8/ 8.1

Produttore:

KC Softwares

Homepage:

http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?p2m

Dimensione File:

1.5 MB

Prezzo:

$14.99

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It exports video to AVI only, it's unplayable on Android. Windows Movie maker is much better.

ew – 7 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+44)

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ew,

"It exports video to AVI only, it's unplayable on Android. Windows Movie maker is much better."

For Android playback your safest bet would be AVC/H.264. One advantage of using video codecs you have installed is that you can choose a lossless codec, save your video in a higher resolution, & then re-encode that to different frame sizes &/or formats for viewing on your HDTV, tablet, cell phone etc. Most any of the converters that have been on GOTD would work for that 2nd step.

That said, there are plenty of apps that can create slideshows -- both dedicated slide show apps & video editors -- and several have appeared on GOTD, so you can be picky & choose one or two you like best. PhotoToFilm has a simpler interface that will probably appeal to some people, while at the other end of the spectrum video editing apps make you do more work but you get lots more control.

mike – 7 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+9)

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Downloaded easily after sending link to my email address. README file has the associated registration name and serial number in it so all you need to do is copy and paste these. Relatively simply interface. Loading and using the program is a breeze. However, it was a bit unclear as to how to get it to do anything more than a black and white output. This was done by a change to the codec which is available in the drop down menu. There are multiple choices there. Using the addition of an MP3 file does add to the "save" time. Easily matches the photos to display for the entire MP3 file. Again, though, this does add time to the file saving mode.

An interesting program to play around with. It's a "keeper" for me as I'll likely use it to send short videos of some of my photos to family and friends. As far as I am concerned that's about as much as I'll use this program for.

THANKS GAOTD for this offer!