The text and font-styles can be edited in the preview window. These may include ‘speech bubbles’ and ‘thought bubbles’, animated intro sequences. You can also add text and animations to another track.
You can move, cut and copy clips and you can add transitions to fade one clip into another or apply effects such as ripples, slides, zooms and so on. You can drag clips onto the tracks and use the second video track for ‘picture in picture’ effects (one clip running in a small rectangle overlaying the main clip). This gives you a few tracks arranged on the timeline – two tracks for video, two for sound. The principal application is the video editor. But is that really enough to make this program stand out from the crowd? What this actually means is that you get a fairly simple video-editing package and screencast-recorder plus a few associated tools to save in various image, video and sound formats. In addition to the video making app, Movavi Video Suite contains a number of useful apps to help every video maker: powerful video converter that supports 180+ media formats, convenient utility for burning DVDs, a special tool for digitizing analog video, and more.” Incorporate music, create text captions, apply visual effects and transitions – you can do whatever you want with your video.
This is what the company says: “Movavi Video Suite is comprehensive video making software that helps you create professional-looking movies and slideshows on your home computer – even if you have no experience. Movavi Video Suite lets you edit videos, complete with special effects and animated intros Given the intense competition in this field, the first thing I wanted to know is whether there is anything that differentiates Movavi Video Suit from its rivals? This is perhaps not too surprising since there are so many video editing packages now available for Windows that it is becoming increasingly difficult you keep track of them all. I have to admit that until the company contacted me recently, I have never even heard of Movavi Video Suite.
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