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
rendering
- High-speed
imagers (crash-test labs)
- Time-lapse
photography
- Stop-motion
animation
- Game
videos
VideoMach
supports automated conversions called from command-line,
Windows Scheduler or other external applications.
VideoMach
comes in three variants: Free, Standard and Professional.
All variants support the same number of file formats and all encoding
options. The difference is in license rights and banner.
The
Free variant adds a 1-second banner over each output video.
For personal use this is acceptable, since the banner just appears
briefly at the start of the video. There's no time limitatation,
so VideoMach can be used in the Free mode for indefinite time.
But it must be used for personal, non-commercial, purposes only.
That means VideoMach Free variant may not be used to make profit.
For more details install VideoMach and read the License Agreement.
In
the Standard mode the banner is removed, except for a few
rarely used file formats. These formats are reserved for Professional
version only.
In
the Professional edition the banner NEVER appears since
there are no restrictions regarding any supported file format.
The table
below shows comparison of different VideoMach variants. If the
chosen variant of VideoMach supports a format without restrictions,
the word "YES" appears. If the file format causes the
banner to appear, you'll find the word "banner".
|
Video
Format
|
Description
|
VideoMach
FREE
|
VideoMach
STANDARD
|
VideoMach
PROFESSIONAL
|
| AVI*
(AVI, IVF, DIVX) |
Windows
Audio Video Interleaved |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| BAYER
(BAY)
|
Bayer
Image (read only) |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| BMP
(BMP, DIB, RLE) |
Windows
Device Independent Bitmap |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| CVR
(CIN, CINE) |
Vision
Research CINE (read/uncompressed only) |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| FLIC
(FLI, FLC) |
Autodesk
FLIC/FLIC-Pro |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| GIF
(GIF, GIFF) |
Graphics
Interchange Format |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| HAV
(HAV) |
High
quality Audio Video |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| JPEG
(JPG, JPEG, JIF, JFIF, J) |
Joint
Photographic Expert Group, JFIF 1.02 |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| MPEG
(MPG, MPEG, MPE, M1V) |
Moving
Pictures Expert Group, MPEG-1 |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| OGV
(OGV,
OGG) |
Ogg
Video (Theora codec) |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| PCX
(PCX) |
Zsoft
Paintbrush |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
|
PNG
(PNG)
|
Portable
Network Graphics |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| PNM
(PNM,
PPM, PGM) |
Portable
Image |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| RAS
(RAS,
SUN) |
Sun
Raster Image |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| RGB
(SGI,
RGB, RGBA, BW) |
Silicon Graphics Image |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| TARGA
(TGA) |
Truevision
Targa |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| TIFF
(TIF,
TIFF) |
Tagged
Image File Format |
banner
|
banner
|
YES
|
| WMV*
(WMV, WM) |
Windows
Media Video |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
| XPM
(XPM) |
X-Pixmap |
banner
|
YES
|
YES
|
|
Audio
Formats
|
Description
|
VideoMach
FREE
|
VideoMach
STANDARD
|
VideoMach
PROFESSIONAL
|
| MPEG
AUDIO (MPA, MP2, MP3) |
MPEG
Audio Layer II/III, MPEG-1 |
YES
|
YES
|
YES
|
| OGG
(OGG) |
Ogg
Vorbis Audio |
YES
|
YES
|
YES
|
| WAV
(WAV) |
Windows
Wave Sound |
YES
|
YES
|
YES
|
| WMV
(WMA) |
Windows
Media Audio |
YES
|
YES
|
YES
|
| AC3
(AC3) |
Dolby
Digital compatible |
YES
|
YES
|
YES
|
*
Some sub-formats may need external codecs for decoding/encoding.
For example to save XviD compressed AVI you need to have XviD
codec installed.
Formats supported
through DirectShow filters (read only): ASF,
MOV, MP4
and others. However, if you're using XviD encoded AVI files you're
effectively using MP4, because XviD uses MP4 compression.
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