iVideo Editor

The functionality iVideo Editor has to offer can be divided into two categories: edit videos and convert videos. Tabs for these two categories are presented on the application’s interface. From the Edit tab you can load videos, images, music, and subtitles into the application and arrange them as you see fit. From the Convert tab you can convert a single video file or batch convert video files from one format to another.

iVideo Editor will run on a PC powered by a 32 or 64-bit Windows edition, anything from Windows 2000 and XP up to Windows 7 and 8. A setup wizard will help you quickly and effortlessly install iVideo Editor on your PC. Please note that you will be installing a trial version that will put a watermark on the output.

As mentioned above, in the upper left hand corner of the interface there are two tabs: Edit and Convert. From the Edit tab you can access the application’s video editing functionality. And from the Convert tab you can access the application’s video conversion functionality.

Here’s what you can expect from the video editing functionality: load videos, images, subtitles, and music; arrange media as you see fit; numerous effects are available; numerous titles are available; you can add media to a library; numerous formats are supported for the output; voice recording is supported.
And here‘s what you can expect from the video conversion functionality: convert single file and batch convert video files; numerous formats are supported for the input and output; split and join files; extract images from videos.

As mentioned above, the trial version of iVideo Editor will put a watermark on the output. A prompt will remind you about this every time you launch the application.

Go get iVideo Editor and use it to combine videos and images, to split and join files, to extract images from videos, to convert videos from one format to another.