ALLPlayer is a multimedia player from ALLPlayer Group Ltd (Polish developers). It was created in 1998. Since then it has been constantly updated and is in great demand.

General description

The name is consistent with the content. The player downloads and allows you to view almost any video content. The program is licensed by Freeware, i.e. free, although you will have to pay for downloading the missing codecs when using it.

The player has an intuitive interface even for a beginner, and the option allows to some extent improve the playback file. The program requires minimal system resources, weighs about 50 MB. Suitable for almost all users of Windows computers (including Windows 10, XP and Vista), owners of Android phones and tablets, and owners of "apple devices".

There is no portable version. In some languages localization is rather weak.

 Zamzar is a web-based converter that, for example, will help you convert a document that is available in .pdf format to .doc, or vice versa. There are many possibilities, and in fact, the tool quickly copes not only with documents, but also with music, graphic, even video formats with more than 100 different target formats.

Free and roomy

Thus, users can convert files with a maximum size of 150 MB. Working with the site is very simple and involves four consecutive steps. At the very beginning, the file that we want to replace must be posted on the site. Then we must specify the desired format in which we ultimately want to use the file. In the third step, we must specify the email address to which we want to forward the link with the version ready for download. The last step is to accept the site’s rules by clicking the “Convert” button, after which the operation will begin. After some time (longer, the larger the file), the link to the file in the format we specified will be redirected in the message.

Zamzar also can convert files located directly on the network. This is especially useful, for example, when you want to receive a video file in the form of an audio file. The site is developed in English language only.

 VSDC Video Editor is a multifunctional tool for processing video and audio files and converting them to other formats. This program runs on the Windows platform and is available in two versions: Free and Pro (paid, has advanced and improved functionality).

Both software developments have a colorful and intuitive interface. To master the basics of working in the VSDC video editor is quite simple even for a beginner. The program contains useful tips, a step-by-step user guide. The big advantage is the lack of ads automatically embedded in the video.

 SMPlayer is an interesting player for audio / video files based on the MPlayer engine. The program perfectly copes with playing almost all available audio / video formats without the need to install additional codecs or filters (AVI, MKV, OGM, MPEG, VOB, ASF, MOV, WMV, MP3, OGG, etc.).

SMPlayer also plays DVDs and Internet streams equally well. Much attention was paid to displaying subtitles for films in the program. Many of their formats are supported, including SRT, SUB, SSA, subtitles embedded in Matroska files, DVD subtitles, and more. Text can be freely enlarged, change its color or font. One of the most interesting features of SMPlayer is the ability to remember all the settings of the files being played, the moment the playback stopped, the font size in the movie, etc.

The rich functionality for interacting with subtitles in films and clips distinguishes this player from its analogues on the market today. This function deserves special attention, since not many players are able to provide such a unique function. SMPlayer is very stable.

Lightworks is a complete shareware video editor. The functionality of Lightworks is more modest than that of popular professional editors such as Adobe Premiere. However, calling Lightworks an editor for dummies is also wrong. Many professional editors have left positive comments about him. The positive characteristics of Lightworks are confirmed by the quality of films edited with this program, including: "The King's Speech", "Pulp Fiction", " Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", "Aviator", "Batman Forever" and many others.

Of course, once you have installed Lightworks on your computer, you will not be able to immediately recreate the Hollywood special effects. However, basic editing tools are available and easy to use, and if you do not expect fancy compositing and post-processing from the software, Lightworks is unlikely to disappoint you.

Now, in the age of advanced technology, there is a wide variety of programs, from running trackers to GPS tracking around the world.

Today we will learn about the iMovie program: what functions does this application imply, what is it for and what paid resources can you buy? Happy reading!

About the program

iMovie is a platform for working with video materials. The program is part of iLife, supplied with Apple technology.

The manufacturer claims that thanks to this platform, you can create films, while using special effects, filters, dubbing and editing yourself.

You can resort to the "green background" option. The footage on a green canvas is loaded into iMovie and the technology will replace the background with your chosen one.

As stated by the creators, the movies created in this application are no worse than Hollywood masterpieces. This is explained by the presence of a variety of templates, logos and the ability to enter the name of the film and credits.

It is important that the video editor is suitable exclusively for Apple technology. This means that video editing can be done not only at home on a Mac, but also away from home on an IPhone or Ipad.

Previously, the program cost $ 19.99. To use it, you had to purchase an application. In 2017, Apple decided to distribute this app for free.